swl987 said:can somebody please explain what a plenum is, what it does and where its at?
sacstoy02gt said:See yellow circle in attached picture. (It's a C&L Plenum) It's an old pic too, it's polished now
Well maybe you wouldn't, but alot of people DO call them elbows. Generally, a plenum would be defined as a chamber, located between the throttle body and the runners of an intake manifold, used to distribute the intake charge evenly and to enhance engine breathing. That is NOT what an elbow is. The elbow's function is to turn the air flow downward into the plenum of the intake manifold smoothly (without turbulance) and without losing velocity.myponyrocks said:I wouldnt say elbow, the 99+ (or at least on my 03) is a flat rectangle. A lot of the aftermarkets would be easily described as an elbow, but even the Accufab is the same general shape of the stock.
Sorry, I'll let it go after this, but what exactly is "elbow shaped"? Are we talking about elbow macaroni or something?myponyrocks said:Well whatever it could be commonly called, for description purposes, the picture of the accufab most closely represents the visual dimentions of the stocker, compared to dragon, C&L, and trick flow wich I believe all of wich are the "elbow" shape
Now with that I'll agree with ya, 100%!myponyrocks said:I have the accufab and I love the looks and the throttle response
That look's really nice!Rocketman said:Here's one of an Accufab plenum and throtle body.
Here it is installed
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