Question about the Physics/Science behind Intake Manifolds.. [Archive] - Toyota MR2 Message Board

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Okay, So. They did away with galley style or side-feed fuel rails for one reason.. Because they starved the injector(s) at the end of the rail for fuel under high duty cycle and load. Right? Okay, so how does this make sense. http://img226.imageshack.us/img226/9955/dsc02968yt5.jpg At supremely high speeds, wouldnt the first two cylenders which are sucking air into the intake starve the other two runners at the end of the manifold? Like they would have to work a little harder to recieve