How much do you guys estimate I will gain?
#62
Uhmmmm I dunno about what he said about the Mach 1.
Here are some flow specs to look at.
http://www.accufabracing.com/Flow%20Data.htm
Here are some flow specs to look at.
http://www.accufabracing.com/Flow%20Data.htm
#63
I have not changed out the gears yet. I guess I'll do the UDP's next. I was looking at a bunch of different kits but have no idea which to go with. Saw some ranging from $190 to $350. Anybody have any suggestions and reasoning why those? Budget doesn't matter on these.(and no I'm not going to skip that and get the m112...not yet at least)
Btw my laptop crapped out so I'm only able to respond from my iPod.
Btw my laptop crapped out so I'm only able to respond from my iPod.
#66
I just swapped the stocker for a 70 mm accufab and I ground out the stock plenum. The throttle response is definitely measurable as far my butt dyno goes and revs quite a bit quicker from 3000 rpms to red line. I won't say I gained any real power but it sure is more responsive
#68
OK, not the one I was looking for but here is a side by side comparison of power added by mods on a new 5.0. Notice that there isn't a lot of power made from the throttle body, and that's not just the TB, that's power for both a larger Tb and upper plenum. A lot of this "power" and "throttle response" is in your head, 1-3 hp isn't noticible, if you want to notice a huge power difference from a real mod, come to my house, I'll take you on a run in my Cobra then take you on a run in my 5.0, you'll notice a real difference in power and throttle response there. 5.0 will spank my Cobra all day long.
http://50mustangsuperfords.automotiv...dyno-test.html
http://50mustangsuperfords.automotiv...dyno-test.html
Last edited by jthorn9; 12-29-2010 at 08:35 AM.
#70