Posted By: astjp2
Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 03:46 AM
I am wondering if anyone here has used a Wilson Shear plate like the one pictured below. I am considering one for my Stage V hemi intake on my 572. Tim
Wilson shear plate?
Posted By: boatracer572
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 04:27 AM
We run them, picked up 10 hp in our combo.
Posted By: AndyF
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 05:10 AM
They usually don't fit cast intakes without a lot of grinding.
Posted By: Cab_Burge
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 06:40 AM
I've dyno tested one 1.5 inch tall Wilson Manifold Dominator reversion spacer, it was worth 8 HP on a 700+ HP motor on pump gas 
I'd like to buy another one(cheap 
) to run on my tunnel ram
I'd like to buy another one(cheap ) to run on my tunnel ram
Posted By: AndyF
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 04:14 PM
I have a whole collection of shear plates including ones from RM, Holley and Wilson.
Posted By: astjp2
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 06:07 PM
How do they work?
Quote:
I have a whole collection of shear plates including ones from RM, Holley and Wilson.
Posted By: Crizila
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 07:36 PM
Quote:Are they mostly used to address reversion or to address fuel distribution / atomization?
I have a whole collection of shear plates including ones from RM, Holley and Wilson.
Posted By: astjp2
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 09:26 PM
Wilson claims reversion.....
Posted By: slippery440
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 10:30 PM
Quote:
I have a whole collection of shear plates including ones from RM, Holley and Wilson.
I may be wrong but usually that means they are collecting dust. I also would like to get some input on weather they work or not on a 500 to 600hp motor.
Posted By: fishy340
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/25/11 10:41 PM
wilson 1" gave me 14hp,right in front of my eyes on the dyno good chit mang
Posted By: MR_P_BODY
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/26/11 02:02 AM
Quote:Quote:
I have a whole collection of shear plates including ones from RM, Holley and Wilson.
I may be wrong but usually that means they are collecting dust. I also would like to get some input on weather they work or not on a 500 to 600hp motor.
I am wondering if that little bit of plenum volume is
the added power... if someone were to just add a plate
that same thickness with 4 holes would it give the
same results
Posted By: slippery440
Re: Wilson shear plate? - 05/26/11 02:44 AM
I put 2" spacer on my M1 and yes it helped a bunch. I was wondering about reversion now.I leave off a Tranz brake so there might be nothing wrong there. Its wide open and the car leaves clean. I wonder whats going on at the shift points when the rpm drops.