Typhoon intake manifold?
#13
well i have the typhoon intake package and i was actualy pleased with it. thought it was worth it. so does my buddy. He's been dynoed since then. he picked up 32 rwhp. and if people actualy read some of the articles on them they say that the fault in them is something in the manufaturing doesnt make them exactly alike. its a manufaturing flaw in some of them
#14
I have one and it is fine. The stock one cracked, spraying coolant everywhere. I didn't want to deal with that again, so I picked up the Typhoon. It was the only affordable option at the time, and was better than getting another plastic intake that would just crack on me.
The intake bolted right up and I have had zero problems with it in the nearly two or so years I have had it. And my heater still works, so I don't know what is up with that one thread. I guess some of them are hit or miss, and maybe I got lucky and got a good one. Not sure I got any real performance gain, nothing I could feel, anyway, so I am guessing no. But, I don't have to worry about cracking the thing.
The intake bolted right up and I have had zero problems with it in the nearly two or so years I have had it. And my heater still works, so I don't know what is up with that one thread. I guess some of them are hit or miss, and maybe I got lucky and got a good one. Not sure I got any real performance gain, nothing I could feel, anyway, so I am guessing no. But, I don't have to worry about cracking the thing.
#15
I have one and it is fine. The stock one cracked, spraying coolant everywhere. I didn't want to deal with that again, so I picked up the Typhoon. It was the only affordable option at the time, and was better than getting another plastic intake that would just crack on me.
The intake bolted right up and I have had zero problems with it in the nearly two or so years I have had it. And my heater still works, so I don't know what is up with that one thread. I guess some of them are hit or miss, and maybe I got lucky and got a good one. Not sure I got any real performance gain, nothing I could feel, anyway, so I am guessing no. But, I don't have to worry about cracking the thing.
The intake bolted right up and I have had zero problems with it in the nearly two or so years I have had it. And my heater still works, so I don't know what is up with that one thread. I guess some of them are hit or miss, and maybe I got lucky and got a good one. Not sure I got any real performance gain, nothing I could feel, anyway, so I am guessing no. But, I don't have to worry about cracking the thing.
Hey man you are the one that turned me away from the typhoon. I don't see that thing making 35 rwhp... I bought the cams and could'nt have been happier....
#16
I have a typhoon intake, JLT CAI and Accufab TB and plenum and yes it makes a difference but its not really noticeable. By the way, I have a Spec Stage 2 cutch too, and it has 1000 miles on it, is it normal that it engages right almost when the pedal is all the way released? How do you have it adjusted? When I installed it it was bad but not this bad? Help please, thanks.
#18
As far intake manifolds go the best ones are going to be the P-51 from foxlake and the trickflow (trackheat I think?). I wouldn't advise going near the typhoon.
For those commenting about TB & Plenum, Accufab is going to be your best bet, but upgrading the TB&P is pretty worthless for the time and money spent.
As for the clutch problem, it should be adjustable. It would be better if it engaged around halfway.
For those commenting about TB & Plenum, Accufab is going to be your best bet, but upgrading the TB&P is pretty worthless for the time and money spent.
As for the clutch problem, it should be adjustable. It would be better if it engaged around halfway.
#20
Glad you went with the cams and are happy.