High-Performance Intake Manifolds

Maximize your engine's airflow and horsepower with a high-flow intake manifold from Pulsar Turbo Systems New Zealand. Our collection features premium PSR Intake Manifolds, including specific fitments for GM LS1, LS2, and LS6 engines with Low RAM, top-feed plenums. Designed for maximum durability and improved air distribution, these manifolds are essential for both turbocharged setups and naturally aspirated builds looking for serious performance gains. Shop the best performance intake manifolds in NZ.

High-Performance Intake Manifolds

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    Used on street and race vehicles

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Intake Manifold Selection Guide

Technical Information & Buying Guide

A turbo manifold connects the engine’s exhaust ports to the turbine housing and determines the turbocharger’s mounting position. Flange type, runner design, material, wastegate placement and engine-bay clearance all need to suit the intended build.

Before ordering, confirm the cylinder-head flange, turbo inlet flange, wastegate configuration and turbo orientation. Allow room for the compressor cover, downpipe, oil drain, intake piping and surrounding components. Correct installation, bracing and heat management are important because the manifold supports weight while operating under high exhaust temperature.

  • Confirm engine and turbine-inlet flange compatibility

    Check turbo position, wastegate placement and surrounding clearance
  • Plan the downpipe, oil drain, intake and heat management before installation

FAQ

  • Are turbo manifolds universal?
    No. The engine flange and turbo flange must match, and the manifold must physically fit the vehicle and surrounding components.

  • Do I need an external wastegate manifold?
    That depends on the selected turbine housing and boost-control strategy. External-wastegate turbos require an appropriate wastegate provision.

  • Should a turbo manifold be braced?
    Many custom installations benefit from correctly designed support to reduce stress from turbo and exhaust-system weight. The installer should determine the appropriate arrangement.