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Old 03-12-2004, 12:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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would Gen 4 intake manifold fit on Gen 3 head?

I just got my hands on a Gen 4 intake manifold from a friend...just wondering would it on a Gen 3 Camry Head...? by the look of things, the sensors are somewhat different but I think i can swap my old sensors...??

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Old 03-12-2004, 06:35 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Why would you want to swap out your intake manifold? If there is nothing wrong with yours then there is no point in putting an intake manifold on your engine that wont gain you any horsepower at all. If you want to add some horsepower from the manifold send it out to extrude hone. Even then you still wont gain that much horsepower.
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thats what I was going to do p&p intake manifold and head...then turbocharge....
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Well you are better off getting it extrude honed rather then port and polished. To properly port and polish an intake manifold you have to cut it up and then port and polish it and then weld it back together. Extrude honing is just a material that is pushed through the manifold that makes each port even and bigger and smooth.
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