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Sep 3, 2008 | 03:36 AM

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MHP AMG 63 Thermalnators

AMG 63 Thermal Intake Gaskets (Thermalnators) are made in Germany specifically for us. Average testing has shown a 25F degree drop and up to 85F degrees in some applications. You can literally fry an egg on top of a 6.1 Hemi manifold with stock gaskets after a 20 mile drive, with Thermalnators you can actually place your hand on the intake. These are the same gaskets that also handle 40psi of boost on SRT4 applications--those are 9 second "skittles".
Best of all it's only .020" thicker than your OEM gasket unlike phenolic spacers which introduce a dog leg in flow just prior to the intake ports--the worst possible placement for such a disturbance.
Introductory price is $229.00 per set + $10.00 S/H in the lower 48. Please PM or email sales@modernhorsepower.com for AK, HI, and out of country shipping options.

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Sep 3, 2008 | 07:52 PM

lexaltezza

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So are these only thinner than the phenolic spaces? Is the temperature reduction about the same for both?

Sep 3, 2008 | 08:36 PM

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So are these only thinner than the phenolic spaces? Is the temperature reduction about the same for both?

There is a greater reduction in heat transfer with Thermalnators than regular phenolics, they do not leak, and they are also much thinner so as to not disrupt flow at the intake port. Add in the price difference and that's four benefits over the regular phenolics on the market today.

Dec 13, 2009 | 03:23 AM

dacls63amg

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Won't these cause problems with clearing the hood. I mean the spacers are lifting the intake up by a little. I know that with vrp spacer it causes problems with hood clearance.

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