Hogan Manifold for the Silver Truck

Thanks to Tim Hogan

RedRamRules said:
Jack, any way to make this work for a N/A application? Since you are going turbos, I could understand the need for as much air as possible. What kind of price point is the intake. I can understand if you want to keep that on the downlow. Thanks!

Hogan's could make one for a NA application.
http://www.hogansracingmanifolds.com/

Tim Hogan is a fine gentleman and could make you something that would work well.
A smaller version would add to a NA motor. The plenums would be smaller as as would the air doors/throttle bodies.

The cost would be around 3400.00, (mine was more due to add on's).
This does not include throttle bodies.

After looking my manifold over for a day the quality, and craftsmanship is even more evidant, everywhere I look.
They take enormous pride in their work.

Tim Hogan called me today to ask if everything was OK and as I wanted it.
That is customer service par excelance.

I told him that is was "great" and I was very inpressed and felt I "really got my money's worth".
There are very few purchases that make me feel that way.
 
DaYuM that looks expen$$$$$$ive!!!! Pretty Damn Nice too Jack!!!!:rock: :rock: :rock:
 
Very cool, but how the hell are you going to get that to fit near the firewall??? That thing looks to be a few inches taller than stock!
 
Excellent Jack...well worth the wait....:rock:

Can't wait to see that truck built and running:rock:
 
this is one fine piece of aluminium welding work !:rock: It ain't sure his first weld , whoever done it :congrats:
 
Ram From Hell said:
Very cool, but how the hell are you going to get that to fit near the firewall??? That thing looks to be a few inches taller than stock!

Eric,
We have 4.5" of clearance above the stock manifold to the firewall lip....
 
FSTJACK said:
Eric,
We have 4.5" of clearance above the stock manifold to the firewall lip....

Too cool. I just submitted an inquiry to Hogans with my application.:rock:

Between getting more equal air flow to each cylinder and higher volume, that ought to translate to a decent gain over the stock manifold!:D
 
Ram From Hell said:
Too cool. I just submitted an inquiry to Hogans with my application.:rock:

Between getting more equal air flow to each cylinder and higher volume, that ought to translate to a decent gain over the stock manifold!:D
this could be interesting in an NA engine..... :D
 

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