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Exclusive to Mace Engineering, here we have our design-registered lower manifold insulator to suit the Holden VE and VF series, fitted with the SIDI LF1 LFW 3.0L and LFX 3.6L 6 cylinder engines.
What are manifold insulators and what do they do?
Manifold insulators are a thermal insulating spacer that mount between your engine block and intake manifold. Made from a heat blocking composite, our manifold insulators will increase power from your engine by keeping the intake cooler and increase low end torque by increasing runner length.
But how do manifold insulators keep the intake manifold cooler?
Given our manifold insulators are made from a composite material with a thermal conductivity of 0.29 W/m*K as opposed to aluminium, which has a thermal conductivity of 150 W/m*K; The difference works about to be that aluminium conducts heat 500 times higher than our composite material!
Also, with gaskets often made out of steel (thermal conductivity of 20 W/m-K) placed between the upper and lower manifolds being 0.5mm thick, replacing them with a manifold insulator will conduct up to an amazing 3,448 times less heat depending on the size chosen.
Our composite material also exhibits high stiffness and compressive strength, can withstand temperatures up to 150°C, and has a thermal expansion coefficient very similar to aluminium to increase sealing capabilities. In addition, the spacer can also withstand boosted conditions with ease.
Key Benefits:
Contents:
Vehicle Fitment Guide
Parts Guide
Please select the part number you require from the drop down menu by utilising our vehicle fitment guide and parts guide.
Note: Please refer to our fitting chart for under-bonnet clearance guidelines which can be found in our knowledge-base section.
We do both Australia wide and International Shipping
* Orders typically take 3-5 business days to prepare and process prior to dispatch.
Phone: 1300 46 6223 (1300 GO MACE)
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