plenum/tb

Cobra5337

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what do you guys recomend for these two parts? I plan on ordering them this weekend. Ive heard stuff about the dragon acccufab and c&l pleunum as for throttle body I know nothing.

 

downsouthman1

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Cobra5337 said:

what do you guys recomend for these two parts? I plan on ordering them this weekend. Ive heard stuff about the dragon acccufab and c&l pleunum as for throttle body I know nothing.

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I went w/ a C&L Intake Plenum & Accufab 75mm TB combo. If you go w/ C&L get a 75mm TB. If you go w/ Accufab's TB get a 70mm TB. The Dragon can use either or, if my knowledge base serves me correctly.

 

Beau

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i've got the accufab 75mm TB and C & L Plenum...i feel it was worth every penny, because i definetly feel it in my SOTP meter. the quality of both pieces is great and the polished accufab TB looks great IMO

 

daver01

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good article on comparing the different tb&p's below. u may have already seen it? interesting though.

modular mustangs plentum test

 

Bone Racing

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just make sure u get the suggested t-body with em

 

Cobra5337

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daver01 said:

good article on comparing the different tb&p's below. u may have already seen it? interesting though.

modular mustangs plentum test

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anyone have the accufab plenum? that article said that it gave the most gain and was pretty good.

 

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If you noticed the article test with 70mm TB. The suggestions above recommend 75MM TB, which should give you an extra kicker.

 

Cobra5337

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good point!

 

todd4566

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Cobra5337 said:

anyone have the accufab plenum? that article said that it gave the most gain and was pretty good.

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After reading that modular depot write-up, I chose the Accufab. Looks the best IMO, and definitely made a noticeable difference. I never expected to feel a thing, but I was pleasantly surprised. I haven't even changed my stock T-body out yet either. I am curious how the other plenums would do w/ the 75mm T-body's, but I felt the Accufab would perform the best. Either way, the plenum change is a surprising mod to say the least.

 

hognutz

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I think as long as you get the c&l with a 75mm or an accufab with 70mm. you will be happy. the accufab looks to give the best average gain so if you can afford it that is the one to buy.

 

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CottonBurnerz

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Wait about 2 more weeks.. The same guy who did the plenum test in the article above (03trublugt) will be testing again with 75mm with more plenum

 

wms004

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The Dragon would have done better with the 75mm t/b as well considering the test Dragon was a 75mm inlet version according to my conversations with the dragon's engineer. Just because the dragon is a small company in comparison with C&L its numbers prove to be just as effective in putting nice numbers on the dyno.

-wade

 

PG98GT

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I went with the Dragon, and even with the currently installed 70mm t/b, I can feel the difference above 3000 rpms. I'm very happy with the Dragon.