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Aston Martin DBS Inlet Manifold Upgrade

Aston Martin DBS Inlet Manifold Upgrade

Posted on November 15, 2022August 12, 2025 by Paul
Aston Martin DBS Inlet Manifold Upgrade
Aston Martin DBS inlet manifolds

Aston Martin DBS Inlet Manifold Upgrade, the DBS manifolds have an enlarged plenum and improved flow characteristics perfect for a DB9 HP Upgrade, they produce more power at the top end but a little less low end torque. In my opinion they also look better than the stock DB9 manifolds.

Removing the manifolds is not the simplest of jobs, but they need to be removed for various other jobs such as Changing sparkplugs or coil packs, fixing the PCV system etc.

disconnected-fuel-rails-on-an-aston-martin-db9
disconnected-fuel-rails-on-an-aston-martin-db9

I chose to clean and check the flow rates/spray patterns of the fuel injectors when the manifolds were off.

Aston Martin Fuel Injector service
Aston Martin Fuel Injector service before cleaning

Aston Martin DB9 inlet manifolds
Aston Martin DB9 inlet manifolds
DB9S Inlet Manifold
DB9S Inlet Manifold

Links

DB9 Air box delete

3 way switchable exhaust valve

Upgraded V12 Exhaust

Aston 1936 How to remove and replace Inlet manifold very thorough and detailed instructions on all the steps needed to remove and replace inlet manifolds.

Vanquish S quad outlet exhaust on DB9 or DBS

4 thoughts on “Aston Martin DBS Inlet Manifold Upgrade”

  1. jacob sessum says:
    June 24, 2023 at 5:00 pm

    Did you end up noticing a power increase on this or did it end up just being an aesthetic?

    Reply
    1. Paul says:
      July 10, 2023 at 10:28 am

      A little more free revving at the top end.

      Reply
  2. Mike Yap says:
    April 27, 2024 at 2:47 pm

    What about low end torque did you feel feel the lost?

    Reply
    1. Paul says:
      April 28, 2024 at 10:00 am

      I haven’t noticed any loss of low end torque at all, but mine is an automatic transmission.

      Paul

      Reply

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