How Can I "Clean Up" My Engine
Thread Starter
1st Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 138
From:
RE: How Can I "Clean Up" My Engine
ORIGINAL: 65mojoe
This is true, BUT you have to be ESPECIALLY careful when looking at someone who is supposedly selling a "gt40" intake off of an explorer. The explorer GT40 intakes look A LOT like the stock 5.0 HO intakes, and a lot of times sellers on ebay will try to pass a reg. 5.0 intake for an explorer GT40 one. You have to look at the runners and whether or not they are staggered.
A stock 5.0 intake's runners are all inline with one another, while the explorer gt40 runners are staggered like this:
ORIGINAL: rmodel65
the best bang for the buck intake is one off of a 96-00 ford explorer it flows the same as the gt40 cobra style but can be picked up from a junkyard for about 40-50$
and they sell mustang dress up plates for those also
the best bang for the buck intake is one off of a 96-00 ford explorer it flows the same as the gt40 cobra style but can be picked up from a junkyard for about 40-50$
and they sell mustang dress up plates for those also
This is true, BUT you have to be ESPECIALLY careful when looking at someone who is supposedly selling a "gt40" intake off of an explorer. The explorer GT40 intakes look A LOT like the stock 5.0 HO intakes, and a lot of times sellers on ebay will try to pass a reg. 5.0 intake for an explorer GT40 one. You have to look at the runners and whether or not they are staggered.
A stock 5.0 intake's runners are all inline with one another, while the explorer gt40 runners are staggered like this:
thanks for the heads up !, il probly just save up for a brand new one
6th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 8,162
From:
RE: How Can I "Clean Up" My Engine
theres always braided steel hosing maybe run the a/c lines lower down or around the block i like to hide everything less is more to me just depends on how far you want to do
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
tj@steeda
Steeda Autosports
0
Sep 1, 2015 08:16 PM
