[2Times]

For $2k, seems like a really good deal. There doesn't seem to be any info on it though, still need injectors and a controller for port injection which I don't see as an option.

Anyone in on this yet or have info?

https://shopprojectgamma.com/collect...port-injection

[TopJimmy]

Amazing price there!

For a controller you’ll need a Motiv.

[Tethys]

I plan on buying one when I go port injection.

[retroviol3t]

I DM'd and asked them for information or technical data and they said they would give it when they actually release the product. I'll bite my tongue until I see the data.

[2Times]

I ordered one… they’re not far so asking if I can go there to pick up/install

[myg80m3]

Originally Posted by retroviol3t

I DM'd and asked them for information or technical data and they said they would give it when they actually release the product. I'll bite my tongue until I see the data.

To keep cost down I’m sure they used cheaper heatexchange core and aluminum material.

As far as cooling goes the factory plastic manifold with the smaller heatexchange core will run a-lot cooler because plastic does not retain heat like aluminum does. Of course you’ll need an aluminum manifold for higher boost levels and port injection but I would definitely not cut corners and buy a cheaper product specifically if the company doesn’t want to share any data until it’s released? But they are taking pre-orders? Doesn’t make sense.

[IronChad]

This isn’t a product I would cheap out on, not saying it’s cheap. But I can’t imagine it having the data that CSF has provided all of us.

[myg80m3]

Originally Posted by IronChad

This isn’t a product I would cheap out on, not saying it’s cheap. But I can’t imagine it having the data that CSF has provided all of us.

Correct. Not calling the product cheap but a proper manifold with integrated cooler and machining work is expensive. Specially if you use an efficient high end heat exchanger core. Size of the heat exchanger doesn’t mean it’ll be as efficient as the factory core. But again it is necessary to run a full aluminum intake manifold when running a lot of pressure

[hotsauce_bukkake]

I would be cautious. I was dead set on some other Project Gamma pieces and after doing a little digging, I opted for another brand. Check some of the M5 forums. There are plenty of folks over there not too happy with the brand and some of their shady practices. Not a lot of reviews of them on here.

[Tethys]

Originally Posted by hotsauce_bukkake

I would be cautious. I was dead set on some other Project Gamma pieces and after doing a little digging, I opted for another brand. Check some of the M5 forums. There are plenty of folks over there not too happy with the brand and some of their shady practices. Not a lot of reviews of them on here.

I had their intakes on my M8 and had zero issues with he intakes or the company.

[hotsauce_bukkake]

Originally Posted by Tethys

I had their intakes on my M8 and had zero issues with he intakes or the company.

I'm glad it worked out for you. There were enough complaints for me to cancel my order, though. So, I'm just passing along info I came across.

[Tethys]

Originally Posted by hotsauce_bukkake

I'm glad it worked out for you. There were enough complaints for me to cancel my order, though. So, I'm just passing along info I came across.

I understand, as was I so just take it with a grain of salt and do what you feel is best.

[myg80m3]

Originally Posted by hotsauce_bukkake

I'm glad it worked out for you. There were enough complaints for me to cancel my order, though. So, I'm just passing along info I came across.

You did the right thing.