Professional Products Typhoon
05-31-2006, 01:02 AM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
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ORIGINAL: Dragon02GT
oooooooooo... A fiesty newbie. Didn't mean to get ya all riled up there buddy. I am just tired of people sayin "it will give you 23 HP because that's what the article said". And no, I did not say I was a Mustang expert, but I also do not mislead people by saying that piece of sh** intake gained 23 HP. And, one more thing, I hate it when 16 yr. olds call me a "jack!@#". Grow the fu** up man, this is a online forum, no need to start all the name calling with someone you can't even see, hear, or interact with other than electronically.
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i wasnt quoting the article you jack!@#. i was simply letting them know there was an article on it so he could read it and decide for himself!!! sorry mr. mustang expert
i wasnt quoting the article you jack!@#. i was simply letting them know there was an article on it so he could read it and decide for himself!!! sorry mr. mustang expert
05-31-2006, 01:05 AM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
Anyway, enough off topic discussion - moral of the story is that the typhoon intake is a hype and a bunch of junk IMO. If you want a good intake that will give you some good gains go with a P-51 intake from Fox Lake Mustangs. Will give you HP and TQ across the entire RPM band. Probably the bets intake for the 2v on the market right now. Only problem is it will cost you around $1200-$1300 because the kit comes with new fuel rails and some othe stuff which is necessary for the install.
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Fox Lake
05-31-2006, 01:09 AM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
ORIGINAL: Dragon02GT
Anyway, enough off topic discussion - moral of the story is that the typhoon intake is a hype and a bunch of junk IMO. If you want a good intake that will give you some good gains go with a P-51 intake from Fox Lake Mustangs. Will give you HP and TQ across the entire RPM band. Probably the bets intake for the 2v on the market right now. Only problem is it will cost you around $1200-$1300 because the kit comes with new fuel rails and some othe stuff which is necessary for the install.
Fox Lake
Anyway, enough off topic discussion - moral of the story is that the typhoon intake is a hype and a bunch of junk IMO. If you want a good intake that will give you some good gains go with a P-51 intake from Fox Lake Mustangs. Will give you HP and TQ across the entire RPM band. Probably the bets intake for the 2v on the market right now. Only problem is it will cost you around $1200-$1300 because the kit comes with new fuel rails and some othe stuff which is necessary for the install.
Fox Lake
The stock PI intake is acutally a pretty good piece for coming from the factory. The simple fact is the intake will outflow the stock heads (n/a) so there just isn't much point.
05-31-2006, 01:11 AM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
look, im not recommending anything about this intake just to read the article! as a matter of fact i also feel the fox lake p51 is a better choice. im here to read/ learn/ dicuss topics on mustangs which is what we all should do. give your .02 about the topic or subject at hand, not about what someone suggested someone else should read to learn more about the that HE POSTED!
05-31-2006, 01:11 AM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
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Even the p-51 is a complete waste of money on a stock bottom end n/a 2v car. You will still see small losses down low, and it won't really wake up until you are fairly close to redline.
The stock PI intake is acutally a pretty good piece for coming from the factory. The simple fact is the intake will outflow the stock heads (n/a) so there just isn't much point.
Even the p-51 is a complete waste of money on a stock bottom end n/a 2v car. You will still see small losses down low, and it won't really wake up until you are fairly close to redline.
The stock PI intake is acutally a pretty good piece for coming from the factory. The simple fact is the intake will outflow the stock heads (n/a) so there just isn't much point.
05-31-2006, 01:14 AM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
ORIGINAL: Dragon02GT
I agree completely, but then again I am no expert.
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
Even the p-51 is a complete waste of money on a stock bottom end n/a 2v car. You will still see small losses down low, and it won't really wake up until you are fairly close to redline.
The stock PI intake is acutally a pretty good piece for coming from the factory. The simple fact is the intake will outflow the stock heads (n/a) so there just isn't much point.
Even the p-51 is a complete waste of money on a stock bottom end n/a 2v car. You will still see small losses down low, and it won't really wake up until you are fairly close to redline.
The stock PI intake is acutally a pretty good piece for coming from the factory. The simple fact is the intake will outflow the stock heads (n/a) so there just isn't much point.
05-31-2006, 10:35 AM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
sorry to jump in,
in the most recent Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords
they were talking somewhere that there were 2 company's
about to release new intakes, ill look up the companies
but it should be alright....
dont kill the messanger please!
in the most recent Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords
they were talking somewhere that there were 2 company's
about to release new intakes, ill look up the companies
but it should be alright....
dont kill the messanger please!
05-31-2006, 01:34 PM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
ORIGINAL: 1996mustangGT
sorry to jump in,
in the most recent Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords
they were talking somewhere that there were 2 company's
about to release new intakes, ill look up the companies
but it should be alright....
dont kill the messanger please!
sorry to jump in,
in the most recent Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords
they were talking somewhere that there were 2 company's
about to release new intakes, ill look up the companies
but it should be alright....
dont kill the messanger please!
05-31-2006, 08:07 PM
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RE: Professional Products Typhoon
ORIGINAL: Dragon02GT
will cost you around $1200-$1300 because the kit comes with new fuel rails and some othe stuff which is necessary for the install.
Fox Lake
will cost you around $1200-$1300 because the kit comes with new fuel rails and some othe stuff which is necessary for the install.
Fox Lake
Anybody else have a better idea on the $1300? Do you agree on the C-Heads?