how much gain off a perfomer intake

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drunkinamustang

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about to order the performer intake, how much HP gain will I see, right now I run 9.33's in the 1/8. Would the intake bring me down into the 8's?



soon performer Intake w/ bbk crome strut tower
BBK L/ts
BBK x-pipe w/ hiflos
bbk Cold air
3.73's
Duel Centerforce Clutch

 

zenboy99

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With the exhaust mods you have I wouldn't doubt about a 20 horsepower gain, alot of people on here have gained good power with just that intake.

 

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The Performer gives quite a kick in the pants over stock.

 

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ok 20 hp, right now I am getting a 2.2 60' will the intake be enough too bring that 60 down too like 2.0?

 

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drunkinamustang said:

ok 20 hp, right now I am getting a 2.2 60' will the intake be enough too bring that 60 down too like 2.0?

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Listen man, I dont know what gears you have but I had exhaust and 3:55 ONLY and I ran a 1.79 60' with BFG Drag radials, and I wasnt even launching like I wanted too. You dont need an intake to do 2.0 60' , just good tires.

 

brentwoodboy

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Wow, your time pisses me off.

I have cold air, pro flow 75 mm, 3:73's, off road h, flowmaster catback, aode hardcore rebuild with shift kit, 180 tstat, ud pullies, k & n,

i probably run slower than you with that many mods...is my aode killing me?

sorry to hijack the thread but I ran around 9.6 without offroad pipe, pullies, cold air and pro flow...

then again the motor has 140K on it...

 

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drunkinamustang

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My car only has 90k on the motor, but its stayed stock by its previous owner till 80k
but I would say you need a lower gear like a 4.10 or 4.30. And a good stall, I say you can easly run a 8.90 on a et

 

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A intake will not drop your 60 foot. You have to just leave harder.

 

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drunkinamustang

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Why wouldnt a intake lower my 60, more flow=more hp=going through the rpms faster=better times

 

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I'm no expert but the greatest factor affecting your 60' time is TRACTION! Good traction is achieved through slicks or DRs, suspension, weight transfer, and driver skill.

 

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Like said, the intake will not lower your sixty. It may even make it worse. More power=less traction=higher sixty. Sticky tires are going to do alot more for your sixty foot time.

Jake

 

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A Pair of 555 DR's will do the trick, but you MUST smoke em' up to get the traction.