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johnk (Guest)

Their intent is to effectively reduce port/runner size thereby increasing velocity at street RPMs. In theory, the increase in velocity would lead to better fuel atomization, distribution, increase in response, low end torque/power/drivability.

They also offer individual 'Stingers' that fit into each intake port that are more 3 dimentional than the regular port plates. Some of the BOSS302 guys swear by port plates, some say they've realized no difference. I seem to recall that there was an issue on the B2 plates where the water passages in the plates were either the wrong size or were mismatched leading to a cooling issue, but I'm not sure. I've got a great memory, it's just short.. :^)

4/7/066:52 AM

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