Just wondering if anybody has heard news of when the FAST intake manifold might be available?

 

I had down loaded a picture of it when the news about it first came out and I was looking at it the other day wondering the same thing ...

 

I'm beginning to think there will be no significant gain with this part, other than what would come naturally via CMCV delete plates and a good tune (which the proposed FAST intake would also change).

 

Maybe 10-15hp from the manifold alone,and 20-25 with cmdp's.

 

The FAST intake has the delete's incorporated.

 

I know, but I was saying if you already have cmd's and you take to ones off the manifold and put the manifold on alone you should get 10-15hp.

 

How would you do that, since it is one big composite piece?

 

So you mean the CMDP's are built into the intake manifold and are unremovable?

 

The FAST piece has no charge motion plates period. There is nothing to delete.

 

Ok,so does that mean you install the manifold with no CMDP's?

 

Don't really know what you mean, but I thought that if your car already has CMCV delete plates on there, you would remove them and install the FAST manifold. And if your car still has the CMCVs, you would remove them and install the FAST manifold. I assumed thats why some people have been saying that there will be alot of CMCV delete plates for sale used, once the FAST manifold comes out. Correct me if I'm wrong, guys.

 

+1 sook, I'm with you. Since the lack of CMCV plates is a part of the FAST intake, then I see little improvement in the FAST intake over a stock intake with CMCV delete plates. Maybe we will proven wrong if the EVER come out with the thing.

 

i do not like the intake at all
1. you can not use the plenum covers
2. i do not know if you will be able to use a STB
3. not a good power to price ratio
4. may be hard to tune