superstang01 Active Member Oct 11, 2006 448 9 29 Kingston, On, Canada Oct 16, 2006 #1 Oct 16, 2006 #1 I am wondering what a good street manifold for a 2001 mustang gt is? I have been looking around and havent found 1. So maybe you guys can help me?
I am wondering what a good street manifold for a 2001 mustang gt is? I have been looking around and havent found 1. So maybe you guys can help me?
RandyStinchcomb New Member May 25, 2005 1,159 3 0 Randallstown, Md Oct 16, 2006 #2 Oct 16, 2006 #2 superstang01 said: I am wondering what a good street manifold for a 2001 mustang gt is? I have been looking around and havent found 1. So maybe you guys can help me? Click to expand... how deep are your pockets?
superstang01 said: I am wondering what a good street manifold for a 2001 mustang gt is? I have been looking around and havent found 1. So maybe you guys can help me? Click to expand... how deep are your pockets?
DBMSTNG I fantasize about it being BIG! Founding Member Apr 23, 2002 2,120 0 56 not quite here Oct 16, 2006 #3 Oct 16, 2006 #3 as of right now. the only good street intake is the Bullit. it's expensive.
superstang01 Active Member Oct 11, 2006 448 9 29 Kingston, On, Canada Oct 16, 2006 #4 Oct 16, 2006 #4 I just want something that i can use a 100shot with and not damage my engine
jeffnoel Founding Member Aug 31, 2002 1,638 5 37 Clovis, CA Oct 16, 2006 #5 Oct 16, 2006 #5 Use your stock intake. And get all the bells and whistles with the NOS kit you choose, like window switch, fuel pressure switch, etc.
Use your stock intake. And get all the bells and whistles with the NOS kit you choose, like window switch, fuel pressure switch, etc.
whyask New Member Apr 4, 2005 735 1 0 Sacramento Oct 16, 2006 #6 Oct 16, 2006 #6 ya the stock will hold fine I did A pi swap in my 97 with a 125 shot, workd great for almost 11 months, now I want more power...go figure But like "jeffnoel" said get all the bells and whistles, its makes the world of differnce and safety
ya the stock will hold fine I did A pi swap in my 97 with a 125 shot, workd great for almost 11 months, now I want more power...go figure But like "jeffnoel" said get all the bells and whistles, its makes the world of differnce and safety
myponyrocks I have more billet on the Stang than most women ha Apr 18, 2004 1,219 0 37 Oct 16, 2006 #7 Oct 16, 2006 #7 if you want a metal intake on the cheap HPS and Professional Products both have a decently priced alum. lower intake. The HPS is probly much better quality and is made in the US. The PP some people have had holes in them from the manu. and saome people are happy with them. Gains on both are as of yet unproven.
if you want a metal intake on the cheap HPS and Professional Products both have a decently priced alum. lower intake. The HPS is probly much better quality and is made in the US. The PP some people have had holes in them from the manu. and saome people are happy with them. Gains on both are as of yet unproven.