The FRPP 3V intake manifold.....
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I never really planned on adding the Procharger (came across a great deal), so I was just trying to add power N/A. I work for Ford so the FRPP parts were purchased at a discount.
i was a little concerned at first with the Intake swelling/contracting but so far it has held up. If I were to push boost pass 16lbs like Steve's car I would probably swap over to an aluminum intake.
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woo hoo! 40whp is a nice increase either way.
Do you think that drilling for the IAT sensor in the FRPP intake manifold will eventually make it crack due to the flexing?? The Vortech requires the IAT sensor in the 2nd intake runner on the passanger side..
Do you think that drilling for the IAT sensor in the FRPP intake manifold will eventually make it crack due to the flexing?? The Vortech requires the IAT sensor in the 2nd intake runner on the passanger side..
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Not sure as the runners are not as pronounced as the factory intake. There are reinforced ribs coming up from the runners where they meet the head. The IAT sensor would have to be mounted above the ribs. That is where most of the swelling/contracting takes place.
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I'm about to order my cams and long tube headers here in the next couple of weeks and was just wondering if anyone has had any experience with the FRPP 3V intake manifold. I know by itself it won't do much but my engine guy and I both think it would help with the cams. Anybody used it yet or know anyone who has?
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I have 4.10s and a Vortech (soon to be H.O.). I just want some sort of power without it and not just CAI/tune..
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