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Intake chambers/resonators

lmoengnr

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The plenum is really only there to provide a place for the intake charge air to hang around while waiting to be drawn into the engine. It just acts as an equalizer in pressure for each intake runner.

Like a pneumatic reservoir.
 

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Yes, absolutely. It is not possible for an intake reversion wave to make it back into the intake piping. It would have to overcome the negative pressure in the next intake cycle and get past the throttle body as well. it would be like blowing bubbles into a fan and expect the bubbles to make it through the fan and out the other side.

Or another analogy would be pissing into the wind.

Or farting into a force 10
 
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