Showing posts with label Sitech Racing Inlet Manifold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sitech Racing Inlet Manifold. Show all posts
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Friday, December 10, 2010
Forf Focus ST225 and Sitech Inlet
So today we have fitted a Sitech Racing inlet to a modified ST225 2007. Again shows very good numbers.
The car was fitted with FRS fuel injectors, hybrid turbo, aftermarket cooler and exhaust.
The car was put on the rollers and recorded an average of 318bhp then we fitted the Sitech inlet did some running and retested, the average power of the car was now 352bhp, thats a 34bhp increase.
On the road the customer reported a smoother power delivary with more top end pull.
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Focus ST,
inlet manifold,
Sitech Racing Inlet Manifold,
ST225
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
New stock of Sitech Racing inlets

I am pleased to say that the next batch of inlets are now in and awaiting despatch.
We are currently undergoing a forged engine build on the company demo car, in order to push the development of this vehicle farther.
It spec list includes a GT35 turbo to run alongside the Haltech managment that it currently sports. Also a nice set of AP brakes and a new Helix clutch assy.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Focus RS and ST inlet manifold details
The price of the inlets have now been finalised at £695 inc vat.
Thare are also powder coating colour option available, black, white, ect.
Friday, October 8, 2010
More impressive gains
So today we have fitted another Sitech racing inlet manifold to a customers JS400 equipped car and again have seen an increase of 44bhp and 30 ft/lbs of torque.
I must remember my camera next time.
Simon.
I must remember my camera next time.
Simon.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Sitech Racing Focus RS Inlet manifold

Here are the first pics of the Focus RS inlet manifold currently been cast. Machine shop next.
The manifolds are a direct replacement for the plastic standard manifolds. Bolt on with no modification. They have been designed with increased capacity and flow characteristics (CFD) to aid efficiency.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Sitech Racing, manifolds, Fiesta Turbos, Escort Turbos
Over the last few week we have been busy an usual. We had a very well prepared Fiesta RS Turbo running a ZVH with Gotech Pro-X. The owner brought the car up from England to have the mapping tweaked and have the geometry set up.

We also made one of our inlet manifold for a ZVH engine using an EFI head.

The amazingly mint S2 Escort RS Turbo is still with us, the owner having instructed us to carry out more work. Fitting a set of Autometer guages at the moment.

We also made one of our inlet manifold for a ZVH engine using an EFI head.

The amazingly mint S2 Escort RS Turbo is still with us, the owner having instructed us to carry out more work. Fitting a set of Autometer guages at the moment.
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