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Fritz bitz m10 s/steel manifold for 316...

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 10:12 pm
by mk1magic
Hi
Im looking into the fritz bits m1system for the 316, £400 for the full system and round £380 just for the manifold :? I was wondering if anyone is using one of these and if so, whats the full system like, any good gains from the system and most importantly does it sound good ;)
Cheers
Arron

Re: Fritz bitz m10 s/steel manifold for 316...

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 10:23 pm
by drjim
I have the manifold, I don't think it made that much difference to the performance, but it looks better and the manifold/downpipe are lighter than the standard stuff. It was on my blue 316 with standard centre/rear boxes and sounded the same. it's now on the slug so induction roar through the throttle bodies/cone combines with a cherrybomb in the middle and 2.5" pipe to make it rather loud, I have never heard it driven in anger as I'm always sat in it, but it sounds mean inside. Normally 103dB but it was only 101 at Oulton.

Re: Fritz bitz m10 s/steel manifold for 316...

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 10:50 pm
by mk1magic
i was thinking of having the manifold with a straight pipe and just a rear box from powerflow. Had that kinda setup on my mk1 golf n that sounded insane!!! what bodies u using?

Re: Fritz bitz m10 s/steel manifold for 316...

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 10:59 pm
by drjim
The slug has S14 throttles mounted via an adaptor plate all sucking air through a big pipe and a cone filter.

Re: Fritz bitz m10 s/steel manifold for 316...

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 12:32 am
by Jason_323i
I think you will find that is a 380 for the manifold and 400 for the rest of the "system" downstream of the manifold

Re: Fritz bitz m10 s/steel manifold for 316...

Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 7:43 pm
by tommi_e21
there are 2 manifolds available from fritz for the m10 - a small port and a big port. make sure you buy the right one. think about upgrading your engine to and e30 m10 with bigger valves and ports.

Re: Fritz bitz m10 s/steel manifold for 316...

Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2010 8:29 pm
by e21-Mark
IMO you'd be better off spending the cash on having your head flowed and a new cam fitted.