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94RIO

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I am looking for an intake What seems to work the best for street/strip driving?
 

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I've heard good thing about Edelbrock Performer/RPM/RPM II manifolds. Trick has the "street heat" intake manifold. You got Cobra and GT-40 and Holley Systemax.

One of those should work for you.
 
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I dont want to be an echo so...there's many to choose from. I have the knock off of the edelbrock performer (Typhoon) made by professional products. Its the same upper and lower just without the price tag and edlebrock name on it. I got mine to my door for 309.00 from blue oval performance.
 

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I forgot about the typhoon, stng94, thanks for reminding me.

If your going to have a street strip car my recommendation is the typhoon or edelbrock, or the Cobra intake.
 

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Or Explorer intake - it flows the same as the Cobra.
 

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I thought about the Typhoon for myself, but isn't it supposed to be a replica of the Performer RPM? I'd rather not loose any low end torque.
 

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Dude, Edelbrock Performer 5.0! Adds 37 horses to a STOCK 5.0! That's what I'm gonna roll with when I get around to it.

EDIT: Plus, it has a good power band for mostly stock 5.0's, idle-5500 rpm. So if you don't have heads and a cam etc. etc., I think it's a great intake.
 

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I said many times before. Edelbrock Performer rules!
 
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for an almost stock motor i would either go for the Cobra/Explorer/GT40 intake or edelbrock performer intake. Edelbrocks are nice because if you ever need the added airflow all you have to do is buy a better upper like the RPM or RPM II.
 

94GTLaserRC

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CManT1914 said:
Dude, Edelbrock Performer 5.0! Adds 37 horses to a STOCK 5.0! .
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Not that it isnt good, but I will never believe that an intake will had 37 HP to a STOCK 5.0..That is a 20% gain over stock. I do agree that the Performer is the right choice tho, if you upgrade mods, you can change out the upper only.

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Intakes

If your motor is mostly stock, definetely do not get a GT-40!! That will kill your low rpms. If you plan on staying mostly stock, get the lowest of anyones brand. EX.--Edelbrock performer--idle to 5500--or the Holleys are good. The cobra will work well too.
 
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fordfreak$ said:
If your motor is mostly stock, definetely do not get a GT-40!! That will kill your low rpms. If you plan on staying mostly stock, get the lowest of anyones brand. EX.--Edelbrock performer--idle to 5500--or the Holleys are good. The cobra will work well too.
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dude the gt40 is almost exactly like the Cobra/Explorer intakes, they all use the same lower.
 

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CManT1914 said:
Dude, Edelbrock Performer 5.0! Adds 37 horses to a STOCK 5.0! That's what I'm gonna roll with when I get around to it.
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Man are you in for a huge dissapointment.
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CManT1914 said:
Dude, Edelbrock Performer 5.0! Adds 37 horses to a STOCK 5.0! That's what I'm gonna roll with when I get around to it.
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where are you getting ur info from?
 

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That's what Eddy tells you - something like "up to 37HP" type of hype
 

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eddy performer or trick flow street heat. yeah, 37 hp if you already have a SUPERCHARGER on a stock 5.0
 

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tmoss said:
That's what Eddy tells you - something like "up to 37HP" type of hype
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Yeah, and the disclaimer on the ad says:
(Spoken rapidly)
When added to Prom77MAM, 65mm TB, underdrive pulleys, complete exhaust, dyno tune, and timing bump to 14*.....10HP Steeda Sticker sold separately

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The 37HP they claim is flywheel HP which is correct. Add in the friction loss percentage and its around 22-25HP at the wheels. I got 22HP at the wheels so they were right on.
 

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There is a 40% drop from 37 to 22. So youre saying that there is a 40% loss to the rearwheels from the fly wheel?

If you normally consider 15% loss on a 5-speed, the 22 to the wheels represents 26 at the fly. (26-22) = 4. 4 divided by 26 is about 15%.

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I am holding out for the BBK intakes supposedly coming out this summer. They are supposed to have one with the 94-95 elbow cast into the intake like the Cobra and stock intakes have for our Mustangs

The real potential of any intake and exhaust bolt-on will not be fully released until the stock heads are replaced and that's a fact.
 
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