Bullitt intake

Wolvrin704

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I've been wondering about a few things on the Bullitt intake that I've heard of.

First of all, where can you find one? I've searched before and have come up empty many times.

Secondly, about how much do they go for?

Thirdly, are they worth doing on an n/a Stang? My guess is they are since the Bullitt is n/a.

Fourth, how hard is it to change and are there any special tools needed or tips for doing it?

 

1tirefire

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http://www.gefracing.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=G&Category_Code=BULLITT
I wouldn't do it. Bullit mustangs are only rated 265hp. That means between the intake,tune and their different exhaust they only get 5 more hp.
And the install kit is more than the intake.

 

Wolvrin704

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Wow, thats a bit pricey. For the little gains you get with it the aftermarket models available are a much better option.

 

tiptone

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Wolvrin704 said:

Wow, thats a bit pricey. For the little gains you get with it the aftermarket models available are a much better option.

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For the little gains you get with any aftermarket model on a N/A car, you're better off with the stock intake IMHO.

 

laserstang21

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your lookin at bout 2300 for that just get the extra 2000 ang go forced induction. makes sense to me

 

SaleenGT2001

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the new trick flow intake is basically a copy of the bullitt intake and its only $800