nope, they only had a 3D printed model.

Yeap, they only had 2 3D printed models there. I took pictures. Will post up later.

You were at z day?

Me, yup. :D

Rusty did u spot the intake manifold on there?


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You mean this? :shakes head:

Oh ok, haven't seen these 3D printed samples yet. Was wondering whether you saw AAM exhibiting a real product at ZDayZ.


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The unicorn wasn't there.

Sounds like it was just 3d printed models.

I put a 100 bucks into this raffle trying to win this manifold

Are they not real size?

You cant win something that doesn't exist. :rofl2:

so what did you win? :rofl2:

They were not to actual size. However, I have some serious concerns after holding these in my hands... From the design it looks like several things will happen:

1. The rear two cylinders will get a lot of air since the throttle bodies literally open up to them.
2. The front two cylinders are going to starve for air based on what I could see.
3. The bridge design across the back acts as a balance tube. however, it is all squared off with hard 90* edges and lips. This will cause a vortex at the back of the manifold and as the air travels across the balance tube it will worsen as it hits incoming air from the other throttle body.

My fear with this intake is that you will over lean the rear to cylinders and the front two will starve for air relative to the rear two cylinders. I hope its not another kinetix intake manifold.

These are just my impressions from handling the units... it will be interesting to see the flow data.

Fixed. ;)