Best Intake for stock cam and heads

willys1

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Whats the best intake for a 1993 5.0 with stock heads and a stock cam? Will it make more power then a ported t-moss?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,P.S. Im getting some Thumper Heads in about a year.
 
I would use a cobra manifold rather then a TFS, that would hurt ur low end too much ! the Cobra will a bit, but not as much as the others listed.. I just sold my stock one for 300, I have a 65mm throttle body if ur interested along with a extrude honed, but thats way too much for a stock car.. BUt if u think ur going to stroke out ur motor or bolt on a blower right after, I would get the extrude honed one ! IMO
 
Stock engine.... 1 year from heads..... Keep the intake small ports for good velocity and crisp throttle responce !! Ported TMOSS. Drive around and kick some ass. Then when up grading the heads... look at the cam, and then the intake!! TMOSS has such a good rep for power, they should be easy to sell IF you feel the need to upgrade!! Take it slow like you are.. IF an used E cam comes along.. get that also for the stock heads !! now your rocking... and you'll only go up from there!! Cool??

Just me...........................

Thumper
 
I would say Cobra, even though they claim the stock intake is the best for a stock set up. The Cobra will probably flow similar to the Tmoss, and even though it will cost more, in a year it will flow plenty for the heads, and can still be ported to make even better gains. I have heard nothing but priase from the Tmoss intake, and it is very cheap, so that might be the best way to go, but me personally, I would get a used Cobra (what I did) and have room to make that better!
 
willys1 said:
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