NEW Highflow 1.8T inlet manifold- SEM Manifold

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  1. badger5

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    Badger5 is happy to announce the long awaited SEM inlet manifold for 1.8T's are finally complete.

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    Available in smallport or largeport with stock size throttle bodies or larger 75mm or 80mm throttle bodies.

    Initial Dyno results in comparing smallport 225 inlet manifold against the new SEM at various boost levels.

    12-14psi boost std-236whp vs SEM-254whp +22whp gain from SEM
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    15si boost std-237whp vs SEM-272whp +35whp gain from SEM
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    19psi boost std-270whp vs SEM-300whp +30whp gain from SEM
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    Price is $850 for manifold + Throttle body from $180 depending on size
    (prices dependant on exchange rates, subject to carriage, duty & vat)

    more info on this when I receive it
    [:D]
     
  2. badger5

    badger5 Club GTI Sponsor and Supporter Trader

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    Righto... sat comfortably?

    With reference to a ForEx rate off here as a baseline for calculations:
    http://markets.ft.com/markets/currencies.asp
    {changable but as of tonight-$1.89570/GBP}** this will vary affecting calculations ** and only valid at the point of transaction.

    sem $825.00
    throttle $150.00 <<limited qty @ this price, else $320
    gasket $75.00
    carriage $150.00
    totals $1,200.00
    using ForEx from above
    sterling ex vat/duty total is xxx.xx
    3% Duty
    17.5% vat
    Totals: xxx.xx inc vat price
    UK delivery 9.50

    ForEx on 17.08.08 - 1 = $1.86480 Good ole UK economy
     
  3. badger5

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    Here are some flow numbers from www.cylinderheadtech.com using a stock 20V Small unported head complete with stock cams flowed at max camshaft lift of 0.380" @ 25in hg with the SEM Small Port - Stock TB Hole (60mm) vs Passenger Side Stock Small Port Intake.

    Head without Intake flowed 187.65 CFM
    Head with Passenger side stock intake Manifold flowed 162 CFM without Throttle Body
    Head with SEM Small Port - Stock TB Hole without Throttle Body flowed 194.4 CFM ~ Translates into +32.4 CFM, equiv. to 20% increase in air flow over the stock intake manifold
    Total Flow - 776 CFM of flow equiv. to being Naturally Aspirated

    NOTE: This is not an open flowbench test where a superflow is used as that of the 1.8T Manifold Flowbench Test Results. This is completely different. The intake manifold is mounted to the head then flowed together with the head.
     
  4. Crispy 8V CGTI Committee - Club Secretary Admin

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    They are some good numbers on the gas flow, as the dyno results show 30'ish Bhp from a manifold!. Thats a 10-12% increase

    If i had a 1.8T I'd be putting my name down for 1 straight off, Badger5
     
  5. badger5

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    Post #3, shows the manifold alone, even on std throttle body size on largeport head version, outflows the std manifold. De-restrict further with the 80mm t'bodies and its gains again.
     
  6. badger5

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    Flowbench tests-UK Independantly tested

    The opportunity and offer came up for Flowbench testing my new SEM manifold in the UK, so it was sent off to JP from JNL Racing to be bench tested.

    What follows is his independant test report . Prior to the test, RMR was his favoured manifold. Now there's a SEM on order. :)

    Read on.. and enjoy. (thanks to JP)

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  7. badger5

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    some pictures to accompany the above write up:
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  8. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    Hi bill hope you well,

    Do they make this manifold with throttle body on lhs(cyl1) ?

    Do you think it would work ok with my audi? Dan K. build

    Dan has ported the head(agu).

    P.s. how did you get on with that g.box you had of me, is it ok?
     
  9. badger5

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    they only make the mani in one handed as per picture I'm afraid. It with larger throttle body is bolt on power more so with the power you already have. There is enough meat in the largeport version to accomodate another 8mm width on ports to port match if desired.

    box is working great thanks. many thanks for that. got me out of a hole.
     
  10. jc.. Forum Member

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    when you boys going to make a decent inlet mani for the B5 chassis longi engines........?
     
  11. badger5

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    there is actually one in the pipeline now... same SEM makers..
     
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    nice!
    thought BobQ had one but it seems to have stalled in production
     

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