NEW – High-Flow CNC Ported Manifold for the M8

VIOLA, WI – July 8, 2023 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – S&S Cycle has upped their intake game with a new version of their popular high flow manifold for the H-D M8. “As we push the cubic inch boundaries of the M8, it became clear we’d need to do the same for our high flow manifold and a CNC porting job added the aerodynamic efficiency these monster motors are demanding,” shared Grant Hillegass, Product Line Manager at S&S.

Porting is done using a 5-Axis CNC machining center for the ultimate in consistent shape and flow characteristics. Knowing polished porting has little impact on the intake side, S&S leverages a uniformly spaced and shaped texture that not only creates a larger surface area to encourage fuel dissipation, but also superior atomization of the fuel air mixture.

The S&S Cycle CNC ported manifold fits all 55mm throttle bodies and works excellent with factory as well as ported heads and is available in black only. Available through your local dealer or direct from S&S Cycle. Check out the details as well as the collection of performance parts for this machine on the S&S site or hit up your local dealer for more info – https://www.sscycle.com/products/premium-55mm-cnc-ported-black-manifold-for-m8-models/

About S&S Cycle

The performance aftermarket, both 2 and 4 wheel was born on race tracks around the world. Enthusiasts in their single car garages grinding aluminum and welding steel late into the night, all in the hopes of a quicker ET or a higher top speed. For many it stayed on the local tracks, a select few translated their passion for performance into global enterprises. In 1958 George Smith chose the latter and across the next sixty plus years S&S Cycle would mature from grassroots racing effort to world class manufacturer and OEM partner. All the while racing has remained a core competency, from speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats to multi year championships in American Flat Track, S&S is the go to for high performance on and off the race track.

Source: S&S Cycle, Inc.

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