Intake spacer question again
6th Gear Member
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 10,688
From: MO/ Born and raised in Louisiana
well ya $100 sounds awesome from what u guys said about the performance it does. Money is a factor though lol, took me a while to save up for LTs and dyno tune with it. Im going to put them on myself. Dont want to spend the extra money for some guying putting them in, if i can do it myself.
A $100.00 is alot for a intake spacer. I bought mine off e-bay for about 40 bucks and had it installed at a performance shop for around 35 dollars.
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2nd Gear Member
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 398
From: Winter Springs, Flordia
ya I spoke to roy about it and he said $100 for 3/8" with the shipping I think, so it sounds good. I only wanted to know if it was worth getting.
I know this is off topic but soldier GT your car must be going down that track pretty fast, what are you running.
I know this is off topic but soldier GT your car must be going down that track pretty fast, what are you running.
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,624
From: South Central PA
since it appears his question has been answered I have a question that is sort of on this topic...
would the spacer help a gt if its supercharged? I've heard it doesnt do much for a stock gt but I wasn't sure whether that changed when it was s/c'd or not.
would the spacer help a gt if its supercharged? I've heard it doesnt do much for a stock gt but I wasn't sure whether that changed when it was s/c'd or not.
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Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 202
From: Hurst, TX
I did some research and the GT intake spacers are much cheaper than the Mach 1. I found a couple places that the GT spacer was 40 bucks. So in comparison the 100 is much more expensive. It's difficult to find an intake spacer for the Mach.
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