4.6l 2v replacement intake manifolds
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12-16-2005 | 12:04 PM
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4.6l 2v replacement intake manifolds
just wondering if anyone has done any research to see whats avail to us late model 2v peeps. So far all I found was one from
Fox Lake Racing
http://foxlake.accrisoft.com/index.p...y=Front%20Page
not even sure it will fit a 03.
Fox Lake Racing
http://foxlake.accrisoft.com/index.p...y=Front%20Page
not even sure it will fit a 03.
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12-16-2005 | 12:07 PM
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Well, theres a couple, but none are cheap (1000 bucks +) Theres the Reichard Racing one, the Fox lake, The bullitt, and there is a new lower out from Professional Products, they arent shipping yet, so results arent in yet.
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12-16-2005 | 12:12 PM
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12-16-2005 | 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by timstpetefl
The hp rating have not been verified on this intake as it looks exactly like a stock intake, the only main difference being is that its aluminum.
PS: repost.
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12-16-2005 | 12:25 PM
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well they do make a claim, the funny part is they rate this at 6300 rpm when a 2v red lines at 6000.
Typhoon Manifold for 4.6L 2V Mustang Professional Products new Typhoon intake system for the 4.6L Ford Mustang is a really sensational manifold. Developed in conjunction with one of the leading Mustang specialists, this manifold has been dyno proven to produce 23 more horsepower than a stock manifold at ,6300 rpm with similar increases all the way through the rpm range.
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12-16-2005 | 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by 4.6 Love
The hp rating have not been verified on this intake as it looks exactly like a stock intake, the only main difference being is that its aluminum.
PS: repost.
PS: repost.
Originally Posted by timstpetefl
well they do make a claim, the funny part is they rate this at 6300 rpm when a 2v red lines at 6000.
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12-16-2005 | 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 03gtmustang
Besides being aluminum, the main difference is the design inside.
Just because the 2v redlines at 6k doesnt mean you cant turn it to 6300. If you have the right set up then a 2v will produce power up until 6500rmp or so. For example if you have ported heads, cams, intake, forged block then theres no reason your 2v wont produce power until 63-6500rpm. However, theres no reason someone should be shifting over 6k without these mods. New intakes wont really benefit you if your car isnt modded with cams, blower, etc. The only reason someone would get a new intake without having these mods is if they have nitrous and dont want to blow the stock plastic intake.
Just because the 2v redlines at 6k doesnt mean you cant turn it to 6300. If you have the right set up then a 2v will produce power up until 6500rmp or so. For example if you have ported heads, cams, intake, forged block then theres no reason your 2v wont produce power until 63-6500rpm. However, theres no reason someone should be shifting over 6k without these mods. New intakes wont really benefit you if your car isnt modded with cams, blower, etc. The only reason someone would get a new intake without having these mods is if they have nitrous and dont want to blow the stock plastic intake.
The design it close to oem specs so i call bluff on thier hp claim. it looks like its more suited for boosted aplications and not n/a. unless i see a dyno graph from someone who has it, its pretty skeptical.
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12-16-2005 | 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 4.6 Love
The design it close to oem specs so i call bluff on thier hp claim. it looks like its more suited for boosted aplications and not n/a. unless i see a dyno graph from someone who has it, its pretty skeptical.
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12-18-2005 | 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted by 03gtmustang
Besides being aluminum, the main difference is the design inside.
Just because the 2v redlines at 6k doesnt mean you cant turn it to 6300. If you have the right set up then a 2v will produce power up until 6500rmp or so. For example if you have ported heads, cams, intake, forged block then theres no reason your 2v wont produce power until 63-6500rpm. However, theres no reason someone should be shifting over 6k without these mods. New intakes wont really benefit you if your car isnt modded with cams, blower, etc. The only reason someone would get a new intake without having these mods is if they have nitrous and dont want to blow the stock plastic intake.
Just because the 2v redlines at 6k doesnt mean you cant turn it to 6300. If you have the right set up then a 2v will produce power up until 6500rmp or so. For example if you have ported heads, cams, intake, forged block then theres no reason your 2v wont produce power until 63-6500rpm. However, theres no reason someone should be shifting over 6k without these mods. New intakes wont really benefit you if your car isnt modded with cams, blower, etc. The only reason someone would get a new intake without having these mods is if they have nitrous and dont want to blow the stock plastic intake.
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