65mm Explorer Throttle Body Or Aftermarket Throttle Body?

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here, read this

http://www.allfordmustangs.com/Detailed/614.shtml

 

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and this

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...ZnKbU1r4kp-rPxmmQ&sig2=17w98lKpa49UQLYwv7pB3w

 

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cool is that how u did yours?

 

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yeah, bit that was a few cars ago....

 

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lol okay cool thanks will be installing in the next few days how much estimated HP u think i will get with the intake and throttle body?

 

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most say about 15 hp

 

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did you get the heads too? i loved my old explorer p heads. dropped 1/2 second with them over stock

 

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Yeah I have the gt40p heads but they need some work before going on the mustang. Plus I wanna do then separate so if anything goes wrong I know what it is.

 

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The plan is gt40 intake, gt40p heads and Anderson n-41 cam

 

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If you don't intend to run EGR, you can eliminate the spacer.
That is how I installed my son's GT 40 setup and 65mm TB.
I had to fab a bracket to install the throttle cable, but you can buy those if you want, I'm just a cheapskate.
The throttle mount adapter plates are cheaper and much thinner than an EGR spacer.

 

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the egr delete spacers are only like 40 bucks. id get one

 

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I saved myself the hassle of a two page thread on stangnet and just bought a used accufab 70mm and spacer off corral for 120.

 

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mob said:

I saved myself the hassle of a two page thread on stangnet and just bought a used accufab 70mm and spacer off corral for 120.

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Haha, this post FTW.

 

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mob said:

I saved myself the hassle of a two page thread on stangnet and just bought a used accufab 70mm and spacer off corral for 120.

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I don't see trading info here as a 'hassle', I enjoy it almost as much as working on the car.

 

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mob said:

I saved myself the hassle of a two page thread on stangnet and just bought a used accufab 70mm and spacer off corral for 120.

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thats a steal. I dont blame you.