edwincamacho

Has any one used a TYPHOON INTAKE MANIFOLD,also any problems with it,does it work fine. Pleaselet me know any information iam planing ti buy one.
Thanks

kendiesel

What what i read on here that your really not going to see any gains hp wise unless u have a fully built motor or F/I.

POISND U

Searching will tell you the most....

nanaki

have you ever tried our search function? if you did, you'd know it's not very easy to find stuff.

Chopper

There have been some pretty wild claims made about this intake and so far it looks like a severe "love it or hate it" relationship.

I'm waiting for the Trick Flow to be tested on a stock engine.
BBK is developing a variable runner design for two valve engines that might have promise.

silverstang1996

i don't know i typed in typhoon intake and a whole page of stuff came up, so it don't seem that bad.
https://mustangforums.com/searchpro....bmitbutton=+OK+

POISND U

I always find exactly what I'm looking for. It' not that complicated....

kendiesel

The only reason that its better than stock is that you can port it. In MMFF articlethey tested on a stock motor and the end results were +2hp and +4lb of torque over stock.$275.00 per hp.They claim 21hp.gain. I dont think its worth it!!!

SINISTER

I got one to replace my stock manifold when it cracked. It was a cheaper alternative to the P-51. It bolted rigth on with no problems, but I don't feel like I gained or lost anything with it. It's nice not to have to worry about the manifold spraying coolant everywhere agian though, and it can be ported.

ben790450

I actually saw with my own eyes a 15 rwhp gain from that manifold and a 75 mm combo and a CAI (not that that means anything)

So yes its worth it if you have $500 lying around. Really cleans up the look of the engine bay