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_ivn13 10-21-2014 03:42 PM

Swirl valve for KA-T
 
ive seen people remove it i know it has something to with better a/f mixture anyone have a thread they can show me?

Chaluska 10-21-2014 05:29 PM

get a S14 upper intake manifold, swap and done.

_ivn13 10-21-2014 05:31 PM

What diffrent with the s14 manifold less emmision systems? Cleaner looking? @chaluska

Chaluska 10-21-2014 09:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _ivn13 (Post 5748849)
What diffrent with the s14 manifold less emmision systems? Cleaner looking? @chaluska

the only difference, quite literally, is the lack of swirl valves.

that's it.

the lower manifold is a little different on the s14, but the S13 lower plenum bolts right up to the S14 upper.

S13 on left, S14 on right.

http://codesleepshred.com/wp-content...96165115_o.jpg

TheMechanic 11-04-2014 10:58 AM

what good is the scv? ive looked at it and it doesnt seem to benefit the engine other then open up at any throttle position.

bmaddock 11-04-2014 11:35 AM

Nissan thought they would increase low-end torque and decrease fuel consumption by "swirling" the air/fuel mixture similar to a throttle body spacer does on old carb engines. Apparently it didn't hold up to its claims because they removed the butterfly valves on the S14 intake manifolds. Cool idea but ultimately impedes airflow.

TheMechanic 11-04-2014 12:09 PM

so would doing the s14 upper mani swap benefit a stock ka set up?

bmaddock 11-04-2014 01:05 PM

On an S13 turbo KA setup, yes.
On an S13 NA KA setup, no.

Although I have no experience with this modification, theoretical gains will be negligible on an NA setup.

TheMechanic 11-13-2014 01:56 AM

its understandable that kat setups will benefit.. i wanna dig into this now.. that dam scv is tough to get to and would free up some space used for repairs


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