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Holley Sniper EFI and intake manifold plenum modification.
Greetz All,
Now that I have my Edelbrock EPS (closed plenum) intake manifold off of the car... I am thinking about modifying it.
I have read that it is a good idea, if you are running a Holley Sniper EFI, to grind down one inch by one inch slot of material in the top of the plenum. Something about the O2 sensor readings be more accurate.
Aside the valve issues I have been having... my idle seems fine. I understand that is where this mod would make most of the difference... improved idle quality.
So, to do or not to do... please opine and drop some knowledge.
Personally I wouldn’t feel comfortable taking material off the intake while it’s installed on the engine, so if you’re removing it anyways you might as well replace it with a true single plane.
I had my EFI on a Edlebrock duel plane manifold. Everyone said, cut out the divider. It'll run better, better MAP sensor readings.
I removed my intake. Milled out the divider. Reinstalled and properly resealed my intake. Couldn't notice any difference whatsoever.
Everyone said, you need a single plane manifold for your EFI, once again pulled intake. Installed single plane manifold.
Couldn't notice any difference whatsoever!
I had my EFI on a Edlebrock duel plane manifold. Everyone said, cut out the divider. It'll run better, better MAP sensor readings.
I removed my intake. Milled out the divider. Reinstalled and properly resealed my intake. Couldn't notice any difference whatsoever.
Everyone said, you need a single plane manifold for your EFI, once again pulled intake. Installed single plane manifold.
Couldn't notice any difference whatsoever!
interesting. And was it not running well to start with ?
I agree with doing the machining work out of the engine compartment. There are so many ways to get trash into your engine.
Have you ever looked at the information regarding the Holley Snipers at: EFIsystempro.com. Their website has a LOT of great information regarding the Sniper systems.
I am using a Edelbrock RPM Air Gap Intake manifold on my 427 and it works great despite being a bit too tall. The Air Gap has the notch already machined into the plenum. I have had no bad effects caused by using the dual plane Air gap intake, probably because of the notch in the divider inside the plenum.