2v intake manifold???
09-01-2006, 03:21 PM
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RE: 2v intake manifold???
About the Bulitt intake, we have both in the garage, an '01 Bullitt and an '04 GT. Stock, my '04 GT spanked the crap out of the Bullitt on top end, now modded, the '04 annihilates it. The Bullitt setup is a better low end torque maker, that car (the Bullitt) is the MASTER OF THE 2000 RPM smoking burnout! Try to pass a car at crusing speed even ratcheting down 2 gears, it doesn't pull hard like the '04. I'll let you know though, I'm changing the midpipe this winter to an MRT H with hi-flow cats, should help it alot, stock mid-pipes SUCK!
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09-01-2006, 06:05 PM
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09-02-2006, 04:07 PM
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RE: 2v intake manifold???
I have the Professional Products one, my stock intake cracked and I needed to replace it. At the time, the PP one was the only one other than the P-51 that was offered. I would have went with the P-51 but I didn't have $1,300 to spend on it: Here
So far, I haven't had any problems with the PP intake, and install went smooth. I didn't have any numbers for before and after, and I didn't notice any change in performance, better or worse. I guess the only advantage is that it is aluminum and I don't have to worry about it cracking again, but it is significantly heavier than the stock plastic one.
So far, I haven't had any problems with the PP intake, and install went smooth. I didn't have any numbers for before and after, and I didn't notice any change in performance, better or worse. I guess the only advantage is that it is aluminum and I don't have to worry about it cracking again, but it is significantly heavier than the stock plastic one.
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