Trick flow plenum
#1
Trick flow plenum
got home from work today and the Summit box was sitting on my porch. put it on really quick,reset the comp and took it for a spin...and,damn,i think it just put the icing on my other mods. broke em loose when i hit 4th . Best $99 ever spent.
#6
RE: Trick flow plenum
A question for you regarding your intake and new TB. BTW - Looks nice...
Why did you choose Trick flow and BBK? Price and/or performance?
I am thinking about getting the same set up from Accufab and I thought they had the best set up. I know BBK and Trick flow have their own set ups...I'm just wondering which is the best set up for a N/A engine. From what I've read...Accufab gives 8-11 rwh gain, which my opinion is good bang for the buck. I'm a lot like others on this forum...I want the best for my Stang.
Thanks
Why did you choose Trick flow and BBK? Price and/or performance?
I am thinking about getting the same set up from Accufab and I thought they had the best set up. I know BBK and Trick flow have their own set ups...I'm just wondering which is the best set up for a N/A engine. From what I've read...Accufab gives 8-11 rwh gain, which my opinion is good bang for the buck. I'm a lot like others on this forum...I want the best for my Stang.
Thanks
#7
RE: Trick flow plenum
i chose Trick Flow because of my past 5.0's..i always has trick flow intakes and they've proven to be a qaulity,affordable brand.
BBK is also very good too,but i bought this throttle body because it was $50 (from a friend who sold his GT)
BBK is also very good too,but i bought this throttle body because it was $50 (from a friend who sold his GT)
#9
RE: Trick flow plenum
Click here for Accufab's flow data (about 1/2 way down the page)--look at the numbers and then decide how you want to spend your money. [/align][/align]The Trick Flow (same as Pro-Products) flows 35 cfm less (595 vs, 628 cfm) than the Accufab at 28" water (2 inHg, more or less WOT on an n/a engine) pressure differential. This is 104 cfm better than the OEM plenum with a 70 mm TB,andalmost 70 cfm more then a 4.6L V-8 can suck in at 6500 rpm (528.5 cfmmathematical max)...[/align][/align]I made 246.2 rwHP with my mods (listed below, + 180° t-stat, + 2-1/2" tailpipes) which include the ProProducts 70 mm TB and plenum.[/align]click here for the dyno chart [/align][/align]The 1st two runs were nearly identical, with things going pig-rich after 4400 rpm of so because I had dialed in way to much added fuel at WOT (16%). The 3rd run was with the WOT added fuel set at 2%.[/align][/align][/align] [/align]