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Old 26-05-2011, 12:58 PM   #1
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Default Group Buy Mace Manifold Insulators

Hey guys, just alerting all you E-series folk!!

There is a group buy going on for some MACE Engineering Cold Air Intake Manifold Insulators..

http://fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11331754

For the 4.0 crowd:

Lower insulator to suit EA-AU - $85 (RRP $130)
Upper insulator to suit EF-BF - $110 (RRP $150)

I think prices also include shipping, but send a PM to Giant (organiser) and he can confirm this for sure!!

Both items need at least 5 buyers to go ahead...

If you're keen, go to the group buy your thread and register your interest!

If you're after a different model, ask Giant and he can find out what is available...

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Old 27-05-2011, 08:54 AM   #2
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Default Re: Group Buy Mace Manifold Insulators

My tuner advised not to get these as it makes the runners longer - better top end is with shorter runners - ie thats why your the BBM switches over at about 3500rpm to the shorter runners

The tests they have done is on a supercharged V6 and we all know that Charged cars are better with bigger plenums - the insulator acts like a spacer which increases the capacity of the Plenum basically.

If some one can do a back to back test on a Ford and the results are good then i will buy one
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Old 27-05-2011, 02:54 PM   #3
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My tuner advised not to get these as it makes the runners longer - better top end is with shorter runners - ie thats why your the BBM switches over at about 3500rpm to the shorter runners

The tests they have done is on a supercharged V6 and we all know that Charged cars are better with bigger plenums - the insulator acts like a spacer which increases the capacity of the Plenum basically.

If some one can do a back to back test on a Ford and the results are good then i will buy one
Their website says the test vehicle was a VS Commodore with head and cam work - nothing about a supercharger...

And the test they have on their site seems to indicate that it has a decent improvement in torque and throttle response, which is what I'm after myself.

But if anybody is interested, click the link in the first post and let the guys know :-)
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Ah this test - being an expert on the Dyno the better reading could just be because the AFR's have leaned out a bit and it's running as rich.

I would love to see a test on a Ford ;)

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Old 27-05-2011, 08:47 PM   #5
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Default Re: Group Buy Mace Manifold Insulators

A mate put one on his vz v6, he likes it and can see a noticeable difference, would hold gear at lower revs up a hill whilst towing a trailer

But, as above.. Not a Ford
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Default Re: Group Buy Mace Manifold Insulators

We still need at least 2 more people for the EA-AU lower insulator...$85 bucks only!

The EF-BF upper insulator is definitely going ahead as there are at least 5 people now, but the more the merrier...
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