Accufab: comes w/TPS, gaskets?

trinity_gt

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Been agonizing over spending the coin for an Accufab plenum and 70mm TB and have now pretty much decided to pull the trigger and do it. My questions:

1) Does the assembly include a TPS sensor already installed or does the old one need to be transferred?

2) Are any gaskets typically required for the swap supplied or do I need to source these from a dealer ahead of time? I'm thinking specifically of the EGR and IAC gaskets.

 

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Accufab Plenum

Can't help you with the plenum, but the 70 MM Ford Racing TB I bought did not come with the TB to Plenum gasket. Had to buy it separately. Good luck, and let me know how the plenum works out. I have been waiting for the right time to add the accufab as well.

The Bee

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pony_vert02

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You'll need to use the old sensor.. but the package comes with all required/necessary gaskets! Accufab does a real good job of making sure all your parts are there.. at least for me they were

 

trinity_gt

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Cool. Thanks for the info. I think I'll be placing the order tomorrow then. Hopefully I'll be able to dyno it shortly after installing it and will make the results known then, to add to the "benefits of the AF plenum on a near-stock GT" pool of info

 

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Good luck!

 

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trinity_gt said:

Cool. Thanks for the info. I think I'll be placing the order tomorrow then. Hopefully I'll be able to dyno it shortly after installing it and will make the results known then, to add to the "benefits of the AF plenum on a near-stock GT" pool of info

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Trinity -

I noticed you don't yet have 4.10s or drag radials. Why not skip the plenum/TB and get some 4.10s? You'll like the 4.10 s a lot more than the plenum/TB. I know - I have both. Don't get me wrong, I like the TB/.Plenum, but there is no comparison between gears and the plenum/TB.

Obviously I don't know what your goals are for your car, but either way (street or strip) you can't go wrong with the advice I just gave you. Enjoy whatever you decide.

 

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Prices

What's the best price you've found so far??

Thanks