intakes
11-06-2005, 11:43 AM
#12
Mustang Nazi
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Texas, baby
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RE: intakes
ORIGINAL: 03GTGreen
What all do u have in there or do u just leave at its one bad 2V N/A.
What all do u have in there or do u just leave at its one bad 2V N/A.
11-06-2005, 12:04 PM
#13
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Michigan
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RE: intakes
If you got the money to spend go with the tunable set up like the other guys where saying above. If you don't though, go with a Steeda or C&L. MAC's are okay too, but if your going for an all power set up, go with the tunable set up!
-Bryan
-Bryan
11-07-2005, 03:36 AM
#15
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Nashville/Knoxville, Tennessee
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RE: intakes
ORIGINAL: code3GT
Heads, cams, built bottom end, 10.5:1 compression, P51 intake, fuel system, clutch, rear end, gears, full exhaust.
ORIGINAL: 03GTGreen
What all do u have in there or do u just leave at its one bad 2V N/A.
What all do u have in there or do u just leave at its one bad 2V N/A.
damn, that thing is kicking out some power... i never got to see the numbers from it when you dynoed it... those are some good numbers for a n/a motor... wonder what you could get out of it forced inducted?
11-07-2005, 11:03 AM
#16
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RE: intakes
ORIGINAL: mustangsel
What about the Richard Racing and Bullit intake manifolds? Out of all 4, whats the best?
What about the Richard Racing and Bullit intake manifolds? Out of all 4, whats the best?
11-13-2005, 12:28 AM
#20
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RE: intakes
I got to do some comparative shopping at the SEMA and AAPEX shows in Las Vegas two weeks ago. I was very impressed with the VOLANT intake. They have been focusing on pick up trucks up until now. They showed an intake for my '02 GT. I am searching the internet for a good price now. The best I have found is $277 from www.autoanything.com. Hopefully I can find it for less.
An impressive thing about the VOLANT is that there is an entire box inside the engine compartment that holds a rechargable filter. It doesn't just have the side panels that are supposed to keep the engine compartment air out like AEM, AIRAID, K&N, etc. that were at the show. The top of the box is easily removable for cleaning the filter. It pulls air directly from the fenderwell without the risk of sucking up water like a fenderwell mounted filter could.
The Tunableinduction kits look pretty good as well. I did not see their product at the Las Vegas shows???
Good luck making a decision. I will be adding one of these to my Christmas list soon.
An impressive thing about the VOLANT is that there is an entire box inside the engine compartment that holds a rechargable filter. It doesn't just have the side panels that are supposed to keep the engine compartment air out like AEM, AIRAID, K&N, etc. that were at the show. The top of the box is easily removable for cleaning the filter. It pulls air directly from the fenderwell without the risk of sucking up water like a fenderwell mounted filter could.
The Tunableinduction kits look pretty good as well. I did not see their product at the Las Vegas shows???
Good luck making a decision. I will be adding one of these to my Christmas list soon.