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Dark Knight GT

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white99gt said:
INtake 350.00 ,used cobra tbody 50.00, alternator used for 50.00 .Stock fuel rails worked fine,the only thing out of the norm needed was a under intake hose and cables.Total about 550.00 in the setup..

SInce the 3v came out..No one really cares about the 2v so i dont see ANYONE making a intake for our cars.Besides the bullitt intake and p51.

money vs gains are leaning towards a bullitt intake..under 1k(depends on the shopper) for at LEAST 30+rwhp..vs 450.00 for maybe 10~12rwhp..

But hey to each his own..I like only spending my money once..
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It sounds like you got a pretty good deal on the Bullit Intake setup. However, I can assure you this is not the case with everyone else, and most certainly is not the common scenario. I would also be very worried about using a used alternator. Have no idea how well the friggen thing is gonna hold up, but I guess you could always buy a new one for a decent price with exchange of your stock one as a core. As for no companies making an intake for the 2v, I've heard rumors that BBK is going to attempt to make one. Whether this is true or not, I don't know. Purple Racing has a lower aluminum manifold out, but no dyno or track results yet. HPS has been working on one for ages, but it seems like they're finally making progress. We'll just have to give it time and see what happens. As for the Fox Lake intake, unless if you're going with a supercharger, I see no point in buying it. At least not after the dyno comparison between the Dragon upper intake and the Fox Lake manifold done by AFM. The Fox Lake intake made less power all the way up till 4,500 rpms, and only after 5,000rpms did the Fox Lake manifold begin to make more power. So, unless if you're going to just have a track car, or a car that is going to see 7,500+rpms, I don't see where one can justify the spending on the Fox Lake intake over just a nice upper intake and throttle body combo.
 

COramprat

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GDawg said:
ditto...

I'll be putting in my KB 1.7L 9psi SC in Feb... I have the 75mm Accufab tb w/C&L upper plenum in anticipation... :SNSign:
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You don't need a TB and plenum with a KB. It replaces the entire manifold.
 
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