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Islander03GT

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I have a line on a BBK 70mm TB for my car for next to nothing. If I'm doing the TB, I figure I should do the plenum too. Which one will compliment this throttle body best. Does the C&L work with a 70 or 75?

 

1tirefire

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Aug 23, 2004

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I had a c&l with a mac 70mm t/b. Nice quality and sotp feel. I recommend the c&l
and work with 70 and 75

 

decoy562

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Check www.modulardepot.com on the article on plenum testing.

 

sabrooks

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Aug 23, 2004

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go with the Accufab Plenum it worth the mney and it has bling

 

firemedic

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Aug 23, 2004

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I have ordered, (not installed ) an Accufab 70mm TB and Plenum.

After reading comparison articles ( as stated by decoy) I went with Accufab. Excellent performance ratings as well as very nice polished finish. I also have been told that they bolt on easily with a good fit.

It not only has to perform well, but look good at the same time.

firemedic

 

sabrooks

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Aug 24, 2004

#6

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firemedic said:

I have ordered, (not installed ) an Accufab 70mm TB and Plenum.

After reading comparison articles ( as stated by decoy) I went with Accufab. Excellent performance ratings as well as very nice polished finish. I also have been told that they bolt on easily with a good fit.

It not only has to perform well, but look good at the same time.

firemedic

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very easy install it took me 45 min with a broken wrist to do this. The intake tube is the thing that will slow you down.

 

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license2ill

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P & P your stock plenum until you're completely satisfied with the results. That's what I did. Took my plenum on and off like six or seven times during the course of a week, re-doing and re-doing the P&P job until I felt that my expectations which I had set for the project were fully met. I know, I know... I get too bored sometimes!

 

Mr GT 02

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Aug 24, 2004

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• Aug 24, 2004

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How much more $$$ can you expect to pay for a Accufab plenum over a C&L plenum??? Sorry im to lazy to do the research my self....

 

DiabloRojoStang

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• Aug 24, 2004

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The accufab is about 30-50 bucks more. I went with the C&L. Not as flashy as the accufab but very close in performance gains. The 70mm bolts right up to the C&L. Takes no time at all to install.

 

stang976

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Islander03GT

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firemedic said:

It not only has to perform well, but look good at the same time.

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I don't really agree with that... seeing as I dont plan on busting out the chrome polish to do my plenum every week.

I think I'm gonna go with the C&L.