View Poll Results: Intake Spacer Worth Installing
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1
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11
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Intake Space Question -- New Member
#1
Intake Space Question -- New Member
Hello All
I am a new member a brief report on me and my car:
I live in Levittown, PA and own a 04 Oxford white GT. It did a 13.9 in the 1/4 at ATCO. The only MOD I have is a K&N CAI. Picture of car attached.
I am not mechanical genius but I can do tune-ups, oil changes, and brakes. I just garaged parked the car for now as I bought a Jeep for work and now I can now save miles on the GT, currently at 40,000, and water from the tap as I had to wash her everyother day from the job that I work at is a dust bowl.
To the main point of post:
My question is on the intake spacer...
Yes I know it does not add HP,
...But being it is raising the T/B a half inch would it not at least keep the air going in a bit cooler perhaps, better gas mileage maybe?
I mean why would they manufacture it, market it, and sell it (Thanks American Muscle ) when there is no point to it.
I've read every post I can on this and there is nothing good mentioned so I am trying to find the good.
Yes I bought one but now I am undecided if I should make it an ashtray or go ahead and install it?
Well that's it I guess I blabbed long enough. Looking forward to the comments
I am a new member a brief report on me and my car:
I live in Levittown, PA and own a 04 Oxford white GT. It did a 13.9 in the 1/4 at ATCO. The only MOD I have is a K&N CAI. Picture of car attached.
I am not mechanical genius but I can do tune-ups, oil changes, and brakes. I just garaged parked the car for now as I bought a Jeep for work and now I can now save miles on the GT, currently at 40,000, and water from the tap as I had to wash her everyother day from the job that I work at is a dust bowl.
To the main point of post:
My question is on the intake spacer...
Yes I know it does not add HP,
...But being it is raising the T/B a half inch would it not at least keep the air going in a bit cooler perhaps, better gas mileage maybe?
I mean why would they manufacture it, market it, and sell it (Thanks American Muscle ) when there is no point to it.
I've read every post I can on this and there is nothing good mentioned so I am trying to find the good.
Yes I bought one but now I am undecided if I should make it an ashtray or go ahead and install it?
Well that's it I guess I blabbed long enough. Looking forward to the comments
Last edited by 04GT40thAnniversary; 08-29-2009 at 01:02 PM.
#5
Are you referring to an intake spacer, or throttle body spacer? Dont know about the GT's, but for a Mach the intake spacer is a worthy mod. A throttle body spacer on the other hand is not. I couldn't find any intake spacers on AM's site.
#8
http://www.americanmuscle.com/mu4gtinsp1.html
Even American Muscle is advertising it as between 2-7 RWHP gain.
Quote:
More Power. Stack Racing's Aluminum Intake Plenum Spacer for the 1996-2004 4.6L 2V GT Mustang is a simple yet very effective bolt-on to improve the quality of the air entering your engine. By helping to better separate your throttle body from engine heat and increasing the volume of the plenum, you will easily gain 2-7 dyno proven rear wheel horse power.
#9
You can't always believe what you read. You will not feel a difference in power. Save the $40 and buy a tank of gas. Or if you want to waste money, just send it to me.
And I can probably guarantee there is not one active poster on this board that actually has one.
And I can probably guarantee there is not one active poster on this board that actually has one.
#11
OK, since you already have the spacer go ahead and put it on and you tell us. Make an appointment at the tuner and do a pull w/o the spacer and one with the spacer.Then when we see 7rwhp we will all change our vote and you can be "Da Man" for a day.
#12
Intake Spacer Here:
http://www.americanmuscle.com/mu4gtinsp1.html
Even American Muscle is advertising it as between 2-7 RWHP gain.
Quote:
More Power. Stack Racing's Aluminum Intake Plenum Spacer for the 1996-2004 4.6L 2V GT Mustang is a simple yet very effective bolt-on to improve the quality of the air entering your engine. By helping to better separate your throttle body from engine heat and increasing the volume of the plenum, you will easily gain 2-7 dyno proven rear wheel horse power.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/mu4gtinsp1.html
Even American Muscle is advertising it as between 2-7 RWHP gain.
Quote:
More Power. Stack Racing's Aluminum Intake Plenum Spacer for the 1996-2004 4.6L 2V GT Mustang is a simple yet very effective bolt-on to improve the quality of the air entering your engine. By helping to better separate your throttle body from engine heat and increasing the volume of the plenum, you will easily gain 2-7 dyno proven rear wheel horse power.
#14
If you click on the link it is called an intake spacer.
Oh and I did hook it up and my first launch my car did a 180...lol...never did that before. So now I am from 241 HP to 600 HP just from this spacer.
My car has black rims now. Oh and an intake spacer...lol
Oh and I did hook it up and my first launch my car did a 180...lol...never did that before. So now I am from 241 HP to 600 HP just from this spacer.
My car has black rims now. Oh and an intake spacer...lol
Last edited by 04GT40thAnniversary; 09-01-2009 at 03:35 PM.
#15
Oh one more thing if you are concerned there is a vacuum hose that goes to the back of the plenum (see attachment > red arrow) and before I took off the T/B I inspected it and my hand turned black just from touching it . You may want to inspect yours. All the other hoses were fine.
Also attached is the pic of the spacer
Also attached is the pic of the spacer
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