Plenum results on the way!

03trubluGT

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I am back from the dyno, and after 3 intake swaps and 12 pulls I'm exhausted.

Now I know how those magazine guys feel.

Ken at www.modulardepot.com is compiling the info for an article with dynos and pics.

I'll post the link when it's ready.

I can't give anything away just yet, but let's say I was surprised with the results.

matt

 

Beau

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way to be a tease!

 

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bg00gt

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Dude thats harsh tell the world

 

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please do

 

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Sweet I Have Been Pondering Which One To Buy As Well

 

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subscribing...... and waiting......

 

redlined50

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you don't have to respond to subscribe, click where is says "thread tools" at the top of the thread

 

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I ordered my C&L Intake Plenum w/ Accufab 75 mm TB today which I will link to my pre-existing Mac CAI.

 

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<---------- was there the whole time

While you all are waiting for Matt's result (which I already know), you can enjoy looking at my dyno sheet from today's dyno

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=413762

 

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http://www.modulardepot.com/?show=articlesdet&aid=30

 

forpit2000gt

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thanks for the testing , this is one of the first comparisons that I have seen that I believe. I wish the magazines could be trusted to do this...

 

JonJon

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mnbf said:

http://www.modulardepot.com/?show=articlesdet&aid=30

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Very cool
Thanks a bunch Matt!!

 

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Now only if someone could do the same thing with 75mm TB..

 

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I am waiting for the C&L guys to mention that the recommended 75mm throttle body wasn't used.

I am really suprised, the C&L has gotten so much press lately, mabye it's not top dog after. I wonder if the Trickflow is any better. But all the gains were very close between the 3, I just wish that they had done one more test and added the 70mm throttlebody to the stock plenum and seen what the actual aftermarket plenum gains were.

Thanks alot Matt, did you have to pay for all the runs?

 

COramprat

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Since it was there I wonder why the polished stock one wasn't dynoed too. Would have made it complete. I think it boils down to price. I mean 1 HP and 1lb of torque isn't too much between the 3. I'll go for whatever one is least expensive. It's great someone has finally gone though the trouble of running these. Makes all of our decisions alot easier.

 

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Well, there was a thread little while ago with 75mm Accufab TB with C&L plenum and gained much more than those that were tested.. There are too many combinations to be considered. I'm going with my own 75 Accufab TB/ C&L plenum route..

 

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KaPPaBaLL

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KJ Hoppus said:

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you know it baby. As far as i know the 75mm accufab TB and C&L plenum combination has the best gains. I have yet to see any other combo surpass these gains.

 

KJ Hoppus

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http://www.modulardepot.com/?show=articlesdet&aid=30