Gt40 Intake Or?

BradleyMustang3

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Hey guys i have a 95GT with an e303 cam edelbrock performer heads and shorty headers...the gt40 is pricey is there anything else i could go with thats just as good...im not so fond of the looks of it either maybe trickflow street burner? let me know what you guys think is best, and why. Thanks again!

 

88stang88

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Try and find a used Holley Systemax intake or Trickflow Track heat intake.

 

JJ95GTID

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Or, the Explorer intake is a good choice as well.
Its basically the same as the GT40 and Cobra intakes.
Very happy with mine.

 

88stang88

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+1 if your looking for a cheaper route you can pick up explorer intakes all day for $150.

 

revhead347

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+1. The Gt 40 style intake will work well with that setup. The explorer intake is basically the same thing, and it's cheap.

Kurt

 

DanG

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Why not go with an Edelbrock RPM intake which matches the heads?

 

Venom351R

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+1 For going with an Edelbrock Intake

 

ProKiller

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another vote for a eddy intake.

 

Black Stampede

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If you decide you want a tubular gt-40 intake I am selling mine.