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BlackVert's Carb-style EFI intake thread

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BlackVert

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I have a 1995 Mustang with a 410 windsor and a Pro Products Typhoon intake currently. I also have a 96-98 Cobra hood which closes after trimming one spot where the AC compresser was hitting. It is time to upgrade the intake so it is less of a restriction. I have decided to go with a carb-style lower intake setup for fuel injectors and an elbow.

I was bidding on a Torker II EFI intake on ebay, but got outbid at the last second.

I just scored a Edelbrock Junior Victor lower intake that has injector bungs installed. It comes with fuel rails.

Now I need a low profile elbow and matching throttle body to finish this project. I WILL NOT get a new hood, so low profile is crucial. Longer term, a cam change and link bar lifters are in the plan.

Current elbow options, one of which has to work for me:

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Edelbrock 3848 - Edelbrock Throttle Body Intake Elbows - Overview - SummitRacing.com

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Edelbrock 3849 - Edelbrock Throttle Body Intake Elbows - Overview - SummitRacing.com

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Edelbrock 3847 - Edelbrock Throttle Body Intake Elbows - Overview - SummitRacing.com

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Edelbrock 38513 - Edelbrock Throttle Body Intake Elbows - Overview - SummitRacing.com

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Professional Products 70213 - Professional Products EFI Snorkel Assemblies - Overview - SummitRacing.com
 

TrueBlue95GT

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This guy makes some sick custom stuff:

6061.com Custom sheet metal intake elbows and valve covers Aaron Larsen
 

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do you know the height of your current lower intake in relation to the new vic jr? you can base the height off that reference point then and choose which elbow will clear. i think your hood clearance is more your concern than the few ponies you'd gain from the difference in elbows.

seems they all have a 90mm opening so that pretty much says get a 90mm TB.
 

BlackVert

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TrueBlue95GT said:
This guy makes some sick custom stuff:

6061.com Custom sheet metal intake elbows and valve covers Aaron Larsen
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damn, that stuff is sweet! i'm sure he could hook me up with a killer elbow. now i have one more option.
ProKiller said:
do you know the height of your current lower intake in relation to the new vic jr? you can base the height off that reference point then and choose which elbow will clear. i think your hood clearance is more your concern than the few ponies you'd gain from the difference in elbows.

seems they all have a 90mm opening so that pretty much says get a 90mm TB.
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you are absolutely right, hood clearance is much more important. i don't know the height yet. after the victor junior arrives, i will have a much better idea of what i need and what will work. on the lower side, i think the thing i need to clear is the fuel rails.
 

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Nice!!

I think the Victor Jr will be a better match for your combo than the torker II anyway but will leave you more hood clearance than the super victor efi.
 

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I like the 38513 one, you dont see it often and I think it will go with your motor/car being in black. It also looks like more of a mini plenum design with no harsh bends to worry about while still being fairly short in height.
 

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another vote for Edelbrock 38513
 

nmcgrawj

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You have fox accessories? Trying to figure out how the compressor hits the hood?

I have no input for an elbow. I just wanna see the result. Interested in your drivability that Kurt says will disappear.
 

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Good now buy my old NEW kick arse cam.
 

blksn955.o

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Drivability should not disappear with this type of intake on a 410, it actually may get better as the possible softer low end could be tuned to be more fuel efficient at city/stop & go situations, probably no worse than a 302 with some tuning after all 410's aren't known for lack of trq anyway. That and blackvert is a smart fellow with the eec stuff as well so tuning it should not be a major issue. The cam will be a big part of this though...assuming he goes with a custom from one of the well known guru's he should be fine.
 

BlackVert

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i also like the 38513. of course, that is the most expensive one

they also have a black version of some of the other ones

and i love the idea of the PP one where you can point it in any direction you want
 

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I had never heard of this kind of intake hurting driveability until Kurt said it. On a small motor I can see it. But on a huge monster....I don't understand.
 

BlackVert

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nmcgrawj said:
You have fox accessories? Trying to figure out how the compressor hits the hood?

I have no input for an elbow. I just wanna see the result. Interested in your drivability that Kurt says will disappear.
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yes i have fox accessories. march didn't (doesn't) make brackets for 94/95s.
 

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The PP elbow does require an adapter to fit a mustang style TB, It is set up to run a LS1 TB as it comes. I am pretty sure you already know that though.
 

BlackVert

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yeah, i did see that. but the edelbrocks say they are compatible with both LS1 and Ford throttle bodies, so i am curoius about that. the other thing about it is that it doesn't say what size throttle body it would match.
 
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Do you have rwhp goals in mind? Not all elbows are created equal and those with a lower profile use a more drastic turn or narrowing below the 90mm opening all of which can drastically slow air flow.
 

BlackVert

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heh, you must not know me very well if you have to ask that question. i haven't even taken it to a dyno yet.

no, i have no rwhp goal in mind. of course, i want the car to be fast, but making the absolute most power possible is not the most important thing to me. since this is a 100% street car, i want to be able to hop in it and go anywhere at any time for any reason. and while i am going there, i want to be able to step on it and have some fun. that is my main goal. that is why i still have A/C.

the goal of this project is to be able to spin it a little higher and get into the power band faster. that is why i am putting the 3.73s back in and have been asking about speedo gears.

all that said, this setup is certain to flow a whole lot better than the pro products typhoon intake i have in there now, elbow bends and all
 

Black95GTS

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You are gonna pick up around 40 horse power over that 302 stock replacement typhoon intake.

Dudes, its not the bends that kill air, its the radius of the pipe and how many times you change the radius.

Adam
 

BlackVert

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the victor junior came in today.

the runners on that thing are huge

pics later, sorry
 

95BlueStallion

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Did you decide on an elbow yet?
 
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