throttle body/cold air kit combo
04-04-2006, 01:03 PM
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04-04-2006, 02:33 PM
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RE: throttle body/cold air kit combo
^^ i found that, thats how i decided which one to get. but how do i buy? do i have to call them? i dont see anything on the site that lets you order stuff securely online (i would rather not give my credit card # over the phone)...
04-04-2006, 02:54 PM
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RE: throttle body/cold air kit combo
sorry for flooding the topic, but accufab just sent me this:
We no longer make anything at all for the 94-95 Mustangs. The reason is that adding a larger TB to that intake will NOT make any additional HP, regardless of how large the TB is. This is because the EGR is imbedded in the upper intake and that is the restriction, kine of like the center squeezed in part of an hour-glass. Your options are this: Get a TB from a competitor and have no increase in HP or replace the upper part of the intake with one from a 87-92 Mustang. These upper intakes have replaceable EGR spacers so you can get a 65MM EGR as well as your 65MM TB
We no longer make anything at all for the 94-95 Mustangs. The reason is that adding a larger TB to that intake will NOT make any additional HP, regardless of how large the TB is. This is because the EGR is imbedded in the upper intake and that is the restriction, kine of like the center squeezed in part of an hour-glass. Your options are this: Get a TB from a competitor and have no increase in HP or replace the upper part of the intake with one from a 87-92 Mustang. These upper intakes have replaceable EGR spacers so you can get a 65MM EGR as well as your 65MM TB
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