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Intake runner size

Hello.

I was wondering if anyone could tell me the size of my intake runners.

I could not find out anything on the number in PET, and someone told me that this is not a part number.

911.110.377.4R

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Old 09-02-2009, 03:00 AM
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Anyone who can tell me how I can find out what size my intake is? 3.0 intake.

Is there a way to tell beside taking it apart and measure?
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You need to take it apart and measure it unless you have a LOT more information,....
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What information do you I need to get?
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there should be a date stamp on the runner, 78-83 for the 3.0 it's 43mm for 78/79 or 40mm for 1980 on as I remember for the intake ports
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I will have a look in the morning. Im thinking of a 3.2 intake, and thats why I want to know the size. Dont want the plastic plenium because of boost.

Here is a pic of the runners:
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I will have a look in the morning. Im thinking of a 3.2 intake, and thats why I want to know the size. Dont want the plastic plenium because of boost.

Here is a pic of the runners:

thats easy...there about this.............................................. ........................long


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The engine is a 3.0 turbo ( built on a 3.2 crank case ) and thats all I know.

If it was the original motor, I would have know what size they are since my car is a -80 sc.
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Those SC intake runners were made in two sizes,....if you know what year the heads are, one could make an educated guess however thats not conclusive.
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I dont know what year the heads are. How do I found out?
I know the rubber sleeves had a ID of about 45mm.

Thanks for your time.
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Hi take a look at some of my posts on here and on the bitz group adapting a 3.2 intake is not that difficult you can do it without removing the motor it will just be a bit more back breaking I am a bit late on this but if you are still intrested in doing this I can help. How is the motor running? Making good power?

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