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Title: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: Dan Ahrendt on June 26, 2011, 10:52:57 am Hi at all,
have questions about Velocity Stacks for 48 ida. What are the best and fit without modifications under the hood ? (I like the optics of the gene berg Velocity stacks) Please help and post a pic if you have ;) Dan Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: Zach Gomulka on June 26, 2011, 13:43:23 pm Berg stacks will only fit under the lid if you use short manifolds.
Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: Taylor on June 26, 2011, 21:43:35 pm Stock Weber stacks fit the best and work the best
Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: leec on June 26, 2011, 21:53:31 pm I'm running Jaycee stacks. These combined with the pro fuel inlets made my car 2 tenths quicker on the 1/4 mile.
12.1 to 11.9 Lee Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: John Maher on June 27, 2011, 00:27:16 am Recently ran some back to back tests on a 2332cc engine fitted with 51IDAs, comparing stock velocity stacks against the larger style.
On the flowbench, the larger, more flared stacks flowed exactly the same cfm as the stockers. The test was carried out on a Comp Elim head, fitted with manifold, carb locked in WOT position and velocity stack in place. For the second test I dynoed the engine with stock stacks, then did several pulls with the larger stacks. Zero difference. Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: andy M. on June 27, 2011, 06:42:33 am Recently ran some back to back tests on a 2332cc engine fitted with 51IDAs, comparing stock velocity stacks against the larger style. On the flowbench, the larger, more flared stacks flowed exactly the same cfm as the stockers. The test was carried out on a Comp Elim head, fitted with manifold, carb locked in WOT position and velocity stack in place. For the second test I dynoed the engine with stock stacks, then did several pulls with the larger stacks. Zero difference. Spoil sport! ;D Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: leec on June 27, 2011, 14:00:28 pm Recently ran some back to back tests on a 2332cc engine fitted with 51IDAs, comparing stock velocity stacks against the larger style. On the flowbench, the larger, more flared stacks flowed exactly the same cfm as the stockers. The test was carried out on a Comp Elim head, fitted with manifold, carb locked in WOT position and velocity stack in place. For the second test I dynoed the engine with stock stacks, then did several pulls with the larger stacks. Zero difference. Maybe my driving just got better then :D Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: dangerous on June 27, 2011, 21:00:08 pm Recently ran some back to back tests on a 2332cc engine fitted with 51IDAs, comparing stock velocity stacks against the larger style. On the flowbench, the larger, more flared stacks flowed exactly the same cfm as the stockers. The test was carried out on a Comp Elim head, fitted with manifold, carb locked in WOT position and velocity stack in place. For the second test I dynoed the engine with stock stacks, then did several pulls with the larger stacks. Zero difference. add to this, that the IDA jet stack will perform as the italians intended with their own stacks. Title: Re: Velocity Stacks 48 ida Post by: Dan Ahrendt on July 04, 2011, 08:55:02 am Thanks for your answers and help ;)
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