preferred intake manifolds for my car
#1
preferred intake manifolds for my car
so i have a 1995 gt and i am looking to upgrade the intake manifold. i have a cold air intake leading into a 75mm throttle body and then into the stock manifold and stock engine. on the exhaust i just have the stock headers, an o/r x-pipe and flowmaster 40 series. i want to get the biggest bump up in hp possible without harming the engine. what would any of you suggest? and is this a job that would be possible to do by myself instead of spending the money for a garage to do it? i have put the throttle body, cold air intake, and x-pipe on myself, is this another step up in installing skills?
#2
a intake is a pretty easy install, but remember on sn's you need an elbow adapter. i have my edelbrock rpm II i'm prolly gonna put on mine once i put the new motor in
but i've heard really good stuff about the trickflow intakes.
but i've heard really good stuff about the trickflow intakes.
#5
i was told just putting a better intake on a sn is supposed to give us about 20 hp. i'm not saying that's for sure, just what i was told. and i'm assuming by plenum, you mean intake spacer? if so i've never bothered with em
#6
If you want to keep the best overall power with the engine you have now I'd install a Trickflow Street heat. It makes better power than the Edelbrock Performer or Holley System Max. If you plan on upgrade to better heads and cam in the near future I'd move into the Edelbrock RPMII. In the "Right Now" The TF Street Heat is your best option. IMO
Be realistic about what you want to do. You can either impress your friends when you pop the hood or impress them while you leave them in the dust.
Be realistic about what you want to do. You can either impress your friends when you pop the hood or impress them while you leave them in the dust.
#7
i definitely do not care what it looks like, i want the car to be fast, not flashy. and maybe i was misinformed when i was told to stay away from trickflow. so if i put the trickflow on i will feel a bit of a push in hp?
#8
You will feel a torque differance in the seat of your pants. Just don't expect a huge jump in power from an intake swap alone. It's a good first upgrade though.