Is There An Intake That Clears The Stock Hood Yet?

hoopty5.0

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^ true.

 

mikestang63

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hoopty5.0 said:

WHO HAS THAT KIND OF TIME ON THEIR HANDS???

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Have no clue. Only an idiot spends that much time polishing parts.... oh wait..


nevermind

 

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89oem

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Lol,

 

hoopty5.0

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Mike, how long did it take you to do that intake?

 

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hoopty5.0 said:

Mike, how long did it take you to do that intake?

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Off and on about 10 hours. I started off with airplane stripper, then sanding with DA, dremel, and hand starting at 60, 120, 200, 400, 600, 1000, 1500, 2000 then I start with black, red, then white rouge on buffing wheels.

 

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Instead of changing hood height like everyone does building their ride I wanted to change the intake height

 

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NicholasFnrD said:

Instead of changing hood height like everyone does building their ride I wanted to change the intake height

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Dude, what are you talking about? You do realize that all those intakes fit under your stock hood without any modifications right? Am I missing something?

 

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Noobz347 said:

...and not shiny.

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That is nothing short of a work of art. I'm starting to dig shiny too! Nicely done.

 

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I appreciate the stock hood look, I really do. However, I think you are over thinking it.

 

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Something says I'm right it must be God

 

CarMichael Angelo

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NicholasFnrD said:

Something says I'm right it must be God

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Something says that doesn't make sense, it must be you.

If every intake that has been linked or suggested to you fits under a stock hood, why are you still trying to shorten it?

 

hoopty5.0

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Can't say I saw that response coming from the OP.

Can you post a picture so that those of us who are unable to follow where you are going with this can understand?

 

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With only GT40P heads on the car, just get an explorer intake and have the lower ported by Tmoss (if he's still doing that).

 

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Mustang5L5 said:

With only GT40P heads on the car, just get an explorer intake and have the lower ported by Tmoss (if he's still doing that).

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He be.