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Old 10-18-2014, 01:38 PM
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is there a reason to change the stock plastic manifold?if you were going to get a vortech supercharger.
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Old 10-20-2014, 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by pharoah
is there a reason to change the stock plastic manifold?if you were going to get a vortech supercharger.
no

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Old 10-20-2014, 04:03 AM
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be prepared to have to change the Fuel Injector Adapter, when I did mine several of them broke. Its a dealer only part that cost about $6 each part #9G512. You may get lucky and not have any break just fore warning of a possibility.

http://www.fordparts.com/Commerce/Ca...Mustang#Search
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Old 10-20-2014, 09:42 AM
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thanks for the replies folks.i had read somewhere about those manifolds cracking leaking etc.just getting some info.kinda looking before i leap lol.
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did your sc kit come with fuel injector o rings?an american muscle review said their's didnt.
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Originally Posted by pharoah
thanks for the replies folks.i had read somewhere about those manifolds cracking leaking etc.just getting some info.kinda looking before i leap lol.
The problem you are describing is on '95-98 Mustang GT cars.

The 4.0L mustangs have an issue with the plastic THERMOSTAT housing cracking. That's probably the problem you're talking about. Some simply replace it with a new plastic one from Ford. Other peeps have found and replaced it with an aluminum version or an upgraded plastic one.

http://www.americanmuscle.com/thermo...ng-0510v6.html

Check the description of the product"

" Better Than OEM. Re-engineered to address common failure points of the original, this Coolant Thermostat Housing is more than a replacement; it’s an upgrade that can withstands the extreme changes in temperature that frequently cause the stock factory housing to become brittle, crack and leak."

There are a few threads on this site about the problem if you search for it.

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thats good to know i may go ahead and replace it.
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Originally Posted by pharoah
thats good to know i may go ahead and replace it.
if its not leaking I wouldn't bother, my car has over 200k miles on it and its still fine
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