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E36/7 Z3 (1996-2002) and E85 Z4 (2003-2008)
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Schrick M50 style intake Mani for a 2K M Roady
I've done some research on intake manifolds. I've heard that the M50 swap (sold by a couple "tuners") hurts the torque curve @ low RPM. I recently read up on the Schrick intake manifold (supposedly similar intake runner size but with a slightly modified shape) and the claims are that with their design, you don't lose torque at low RPM.
Seeking advice and counsel . . . . does anyone have some real life experience with the intake manifold swap? Would you spend the money again? |
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Several people have done Shark and M50 and said that that was able to really reduce any low end loss.
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M5o and forced induction work great together. Should take care of that low end torque issue.
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