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Steve Scheifler

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Looking for a few different 1.6 intakes to test, probably a week from Saturday. I have what I think was called the aluminum "straight shot", and another guy has a similar but shorert version.

Being the off season for many of us I thought perhaps someone would loan me another one or two for comparison. I'll pay shipping of course and share the results with you.

Any takers? Post here or send me a message.
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Steve I have one on my car that gave me an extra 1.5 hp just by bolting it on over the straight shot and 2 over the curved one. The only problem is the guy that I got it from doesn't make them anymore.
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Why don't you ask Saul the whereabouts of his waffelmaker intake. The site wouldn't allow the picture.


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Why don't you ask Saul the whereabouts of his waffelmaker intake. The site wouldn't allow the picture.


Bench,his was a lot better then the one I have.

I think he made it but not sure and he probably still has it on his dresser like a trophies ! :)
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I think Mark had several generations of that intake but maybe sold the final one with the car?

Hey Mark, time to license the rights to that thing, or is it too dependent on constant tuning/tweaking for the average guy to benefit over other designs?
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I think Mark had several generations of that intake but maybe sold the final one with the car?
Hey Mark, time to license the rights to that thing, or is it too dependent on constant tuning/tweaking for the average guy to benefit over other designs?


The 180 elbow intake went with the car.
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There are some Wafflemakers out there, about 4 of them.  I keep waiting for rapid prototyping costs to come down since they cost about $500 each to make.  The ones I sold were made cheap or free as "samples" or machine demonstration.  No problem tuning them, they bolt on in place of any straight intake.  Filters and brackets are the main fabrication issue.

 

The custom "headlight sucker" elbow intake that was a "joint venture" with ART is possibly still on my 1.6, wherever that thing is.  Ralph/38bfast might know.

 

I just wasn't quite up to the point of having intake air temp instrumented back then ... so I don't know which is best.  We tried to make an elbow Wafflemaker to get the best of both worlds, but the CAD guy couldn't figure out how to easily "bend" what was already a "straight" design in CAD.


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