An important element in the intake is of course the intake manifold, and Stage6 offers you various tuning parts with which you can improve the intake of your two-wheeler: Intake manifolds made of high-quality Viton for Piaggio, colored anodizedHighFlow intake manifolds and matching reed valve spacers in 5mm / 10mm / with 5° inclination for AM6 and Derbi. The Stage6 R/T High-Flow intake system has a few decisive advantages: the transitions and the course in the intake spacer have been optimized to completely avoid hard edges.
This improves the flow, which in turn leads to higher performance.
The CNC milled HighFlow intake manifolds for Derbi and Minarelli AM6 are available in a 28mm and a 34mm version and in different colors. The intake manifolds are slightly wedge-shaped to allow the use of a larger carburetor. The standard versions in 28mm and 34mm are supplied with round and tapered inserts, respectively, and are universally applicable. The Ellipse variants, also 28mm and 34mm, come with an elliptical shaped insert that fits perfectly on the Stage6 R/T reed block and Stage6 VForce3 reed block.
The Stage6 R/T reed valve spacers for Derbi / Minarelli AM6 are also available in different colors. The spacer fits perfectly under AM6 and Derbi reed valve blocks and optimizes engine performance. The intake tract lengthened by the spacer leads to more total volume and better scavenging of the exhaust and boost ports, available in 5mm, 10mm and with 5° inclination.
The Stage6 Viton intake manifolds for Piaggio are extremely resistant to fuels and heat. Even gasoline with a high alcohol content cannot harm these FKM intake manifolds. The extra soft design absorbs vibrations from the motor and reduces foaming and spillage. The extra-short version leads to better responsiveness, and the intake revs are moved even higher.
The combination of CNC-milled intake spacer and high-quality and very stable cFKM (Viton®) carb adapter allows direct mounting of Stage6-R/T-VHST and flat-slide carburetors in the direction of the rear wheel, without the carburetor being too slanted and tending to overflow.