Abstract
Plastic intake manifolds have already been installed in many models of European passenger cars. They are produced using a melt core molding technique with a low melting point alloy. We are the first company in the world to develop this new production technique which is a combination of blow and injection molding. Subaru employed this new plastic intake manifold on super-charged 0.66-litre engines of the Sambar Dias for the domestic market in 1992. This paper shows the story of the development and the features of this new technology.
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