hondata intake manifold gasket

[hondaxpurt]

what is everybodys opinion on hondata intake manifold gaskets? what experiences has everyone had with them?

[slostang]

opinion = yes.

[hondaxpurt]

i know it reduces intake manifold temp, but does it actually give you more power? maybe dyno proven somewhere?

[Homer Simpson]

50 bucks man. Ain't got much to lose. I say if it reduces manifold temp by a few degrees, its a good purchase.

[slostang]

50 bucks man. Ain't got much to lose. I say if it reduces manifold temp by a few degrees, its a good purchase.

exactly. when it's cheap, get the good shìt.

[DC2NR]

Maybe a possible gain of 1-2 hp.

But i'd get it ... it's a good investment.

[xdavidscenex]

and its reuseable!! hah

[ash7]

and its reuseable!! hah

so are paper gaskets if you soak them down with WD40 before the install.

-jonathan

[RBS]

i think their cool because their blue lol

[AnthonyF]

i think their cool because their blue lol

..wow....

It's basically like a plenum space/gasket deal. You won't feel a noticeable gain or anything, but every little bit counts. it would be wise to get a larger TB, better Intake Manifold and the gasket. .02¢

-Ant.

[hondaxpurt]

..wow....

It's basically like a plenum space/gasket deal. You won't feel a noticeable gain or anything, but every little bit counts. it would be wise to get a larger TB, better Intake Manifold and the gasket. .02¢

-Ant.

i already have a 68mm tb and i need an im

[DC2NR]

i already have a 68mm tb and i need an im

Wouldn't matter what you have, overall it's just a good investment.

[scttydb411]

they help. reducing the iat, especially on very hot heat-soaking days it makes more of a difference. high iat=bad for power and detonation. it's cheap and reuseable so i would recommend it. i've got one, but just been too lazy to install it. i'll probably do it when i drop the new motor in.

[BTEC]

they help. reducing the iat, especially on very hot heat-soaking days it makes more of a difference. high iat=bad for power and detonation. it's cheap and reuseable so i would recommend it. i've got one, but just been too lazy to install it. i'll probably do it when i drop the new motor in.

havent u been talking bout this new motor for like 3 years now. you aint got nun!!! lmao

but on the other note: i met a guy on barrett a few years ago with a d16 vtec. he had a s2 intake mani, underdrives, and 4-1 header and the gasket. he said the gasket (oddly enough) gave him the most noticeable power gain. his car, his word, so id hope he wouldnt feel the need to lie about it. besides he didnt look like a salesman from hondata.

id like to do a b4 and power gain test on it. but id like to do a b4 and after test on every damn part made. i love R & D.

[scttydb411]

havent u been talking bout this new motor for like 3 years now. you aint got nun!!! lmao

but on the other note: i met a guy on barrett a few years ago with a d16 vtec. he had a s2 intake mani, underdrives, and 4-1 header and the gasket. he said the gasket (oddly enough) gave him the most noticeable power gain. his car, his word, so id hope he wouldnt feel the need to lie about it. besides he didnt look like a salesman from hondata.

id like to do a b4 and power gain test on it. but id like to do a b4 and after test on every damn part made. i love R & D.

lol..the motor is ready...just too lazy and no real motivation to get it in. i figured when i popped the stock one it would motivate me to get it in. i just pushed the boost up to 14-15psi making 250whp on the stock internals and it's still going. i figure it's days are numbered now if i keep driving it at 15psi.

[hondaxpurt]

they help. reducing the iat, especially on very hot heat-soaking days it makes more of a difference. high iat=bad for power and detonation. it's cheap and reuseable so i would recommend it. i've got one, but just been too lazy to install it. i'll probably do it when i drop the new motor in.

hey scotty, for r&d reasons, i would like to offer my car up to you with a b4 and after dyno with the gasket