4 Branch Manifold
 

Just curious as to how much bhp the 4-2-1 manifold would give a saxo VTR

3-4bhp at the most mate! but it will free up the revs no end buddy, i've got one on mine!

the manufactoer states most 4-2-1 will give *UP TO* 10% more power low to mid range.

"but it will free up the revs no end buddy" free up the revs meaning?

it will rev through the gears slightly quicker and be more responsive

well tbh mate, if you bothered to search before you posted, as you should ;) you'd know the answer already :p

but on this occasion, i'll wipe your bum for you :p

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=55219

any info you need will be in that thread ^^^^^^

wont give much horsepower mate will just free up the revs low down, id say 3-4 bhp like said

hi there i bought a pro tech 4-2-1 branch tubular race manifold from ebay. when the manifold goes on but it just sits on the alternator wires is there any way around this

was it definatly a VTR manifold you bought.

i got a saxo vts 2002 it was it was definalty for a vts 2002 it goes in fine but the gap betwen the wires on the alternator is only about 7mm c do you think that will be all right or is there a way round this

sounds like youve bought a dodgey mani mate...if its for a 2002 vts n thats wat u got it should fit? :S if not contact the ebay guy and see wat he says??

or check the wiring to your alternator is correct

it will run smoother and better.

this threads been dug up from the past lol

Don't always believe the marketing hype as those are often inflated claims that most people will not realise. If you purchase a decent manifold you will get gains everywhere in the rev range.

Phase 2 manifold with no cat
 

I have 03 saxo (phase 2). I want to fit a 4-2-1 manifold without a cat. Iv been told a phase 1 manifold will fit but the oil filter might need moved. Do u know if there is a supplier that sell phase 2 manifolds with no cat or what I need to do to make a phase 1 fit?

shurruupp

u can get mk2 maniolds of kam racing..... http://www.kamracing.co.uk/index.php/