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I sent the guy a email about his plenum and this is what they said

lol, no your not being a smart arse. I appreciate it. There's a huge different between our plenum and Nizpros. Theres is cast, our is billet and pressed alluminium. The heat transfer for cast is terrible. Heats up way too much...and ours isnt made in a mold. They're engineered on CAD programes

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I sent the guy a email about his plenum and this is what they said

lol, no your not being a smart arse. I appreciate it. There's a huge different between our plenum and Nizpros.  Theres is cast, our is billet and pressed alluminium. The heat transfer for cast is terrible. Heats up way too much...and ours isnt made in a mold. They're engineered on CAD programes

Wow, so they must be good..

Sounds like a hi-tech answer, bag the opposition.

Please explain " the heat transfer for cast is terrible "

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I sent the guy a email about his plenum and this is what they said

lol, no your not being a smart arse. I appreciate it. There's a huge different between our plenum and Nizpros.  Theres is cast, our is billet and pressed alluminium. The heat transfer for cast is terrible. Heats up way too much...and ours isnt made in a mold. They're engineered on CAD programes

Wow, so they must be good..

Sounds like a hi-tech answer, bag the opposition.

Please explain " the heat transfer for cast is terrible "

The heat transfer will be proportional to the composition of the cast. Namely what metals it consists of and then comparable to the material used in the said Plenum.

If it’s fabricated from off the shelf material you will be able to calculate its heat transfer properties, however getting the composition of the cast will be impossible without some destructive testing, unless the manufacturer is willing to supply it? Hahahahha

So its one of those things!!! How long is a piece of string?

Secondly is it even worth worrying about as the time frame that the air spends in it is negligible. From a technical and engineering point of view its better, but from a performance point of view again it would be negligible!!!

Consider the air temp internal and external at any given time and is it better or worse? :blink:

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I sent the guy a email about his plenum and this is what they said

lol, no your not being a smart arse. I appreciate it. There's a huge different between our plenum and Nizpros.  Theres is cast, our is billet and pressed alluminium. The heat transfer for cast is terrible. Heats up way too much...and ours isnt made in a mold. They're engineered on CAD programes

Wow, so they must be good..

Sounds like a hi-tech answer, bag the opposition.

Please explain " the heat transfer for cast is terrible "

They bagged the opposition is their advertisment email tthey sent to all tuners aswell. :blink:

I've seen one of these used on a 6cyl N/A Falcon and it made less power than the stock unit. Apparently the runners are to short and it's ideal RPM range is 7500rpm they discovered from this test, which is to high for a Falcon 6.

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I sent the guy a email about his plenum and this is what they said

lol, no your not being a smart arse. I appreciate it. There's a huge different between our plenum and Nizpros.  Theres is cast, our is billet and pressed alluminium. The heat transfer for cast is terrible. Heats up way too much...and ours isnt made in a mold. They're engineered on CAD programes

Wow, so they must be good..

Sounds like a hi-tech answer, bag the opposition.

Please explain " the heat transfer for cast is terrible "

They bagged the opposition is their advertisment email tthey sent to all tuners aswell. :laughing:

I've seen one of these used on a 6cyl N/A Falcon and it made less power than the stock unit. Apparently the runners are to short and it's ideal RPM range is 7500rpm they discovered from this test, which is to high for a Falcon 6.

Why you would put such a plenum on an N/A is beyond me....

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Why you would put such a plenum on an N/A is beyond me....

Simon has answered this in my thread "Plenum Theorum"

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So that plenum design incorporates the runners aswell? So they are basically very short runners yeah?

And excuse my ignorance but what does billet mean?

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And excuse my ignorance but what does billet mean?

A billet is a single piece of solid metal, typically cast like an ingot but can be very large or small.

There are two types of billet items:

Genuine Billet: Item's actually machined or forged down from a single piece of metal.

The Hot-Rodders (wank) Billet: Items that are typically cast from numerous billet's melted down. Items such as billet mirrors, steering wheels and lots of other bling fall into the catergory.

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