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#50980 06/30/09 09:39 AM
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Is there any use in trying to tune ram tube lenght on a stack injection, with an engine with siamese intake ports

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In my opinion you can not ram tune a siamese port because of cam timing issues. I think if it's a lower RPM motor it is not necessary anyway, the engine thinks it has a good flowing port. I believe this is why GM did the siamesed port(low RPM high torque).
Use a bump port of some kind.
If you are using a algon type injection with individual stacks then divide the ports and ram tune it. It will still be a low RPM engine because of port area but will help at a certain RPM range.

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This is on a Buick Straight Eight

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It probably wouldn't hurt to still divide the ports, since it is a siamese headed engine as well. The intake valve opening overlap of the adjoining cylinders is what can cause issues with siamese ports trying to use injection instead of carbs.



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