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1tirefire

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I was thinking of getting the pi intake and gears. So I need to know if the intake is just a drop in replacement or if there is some sort of conversion kit for the npi heads. If so, who sells it?

 

d98gt

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The intake will run you about $199.99 i believe, and all the install parts will run you about $60.

Check ModularDepot.com for Randy Stinchcomb.

 

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Jake795

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I've heard many people on here complain about the PI intake having problems sealing with the NPI heads. I ordered the NPI gaskets and spent a LOT of time cleaning and scraping on the NPI heads. They weren't really dirty and none of the old gasket was stuck but i didn't want to have sealing troubles. I put everything together and haven't had a problem since. It's been 3 days now and the computer was finally getting straight and i dented my oil pan when my jack slipped today BTW i ordered my intake from Summit for 199. and all the gaskets and such from randy and modular depot cost me 64 with shipping. Good luck man.

 

1tirefire

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Thanks for the tips guys. I'll get those on order as soon as I get back from deployment here in a week or so.

 

d98gt

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Sorry to bring this back from the dead, though i need the part list to put the Pi Intake on... ALL of the parts please... i can't find a list on Modular Depot... I need this list quickly

 

GulfCoastMustang

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Modular Depot PI Intake Swap Thread

• PI intake manifold: M-9424-P46
• NPI intake manifold gasket: XW7Z-9439-AA
• Thermostat housing o-ring: F1VY-8255-A
• Heater/coolant tube: XR3Z-18B402-AA
• Water pump nipple: F75Z-8555-AA
• Water pump o-ring: F1VY-8507-A
• Alternator bracket: F8AZ-10153-EA
• Thermostat housing bolts: N811011-S309

 

d98gt

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I already have it ALL on order

Changing my plugs/wires/fuel filter today.

and the intake this weekend.


MY car is running horrible and when i got it ran off.. it said no fire in the #3 cylinder

I'm hoping that it might be a fouled plug? If not I have no clue

 

GulfCoastMustang

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Hopefully it's just a plug or wire. If not, then could be a bad coil. Even if it is an injector, that's not too bad.

 

d98gt

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Well, when i had the car on the scanner, the two problems that i had was the #3 cylinder not responding, and the intake air at 113*

Any clue on the price of a coil?

Thanks

 

GulfCoastMustang

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Coil is about $80 for the SN95 NPI style (2 coils).

 

d98gt

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Is that from an internet place, or could i possbily pick those up from Autozone or a place such as that?

 

GulfCoastMustang

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That's from Advanced Auto.

 

d98gt

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You seem to answer all of my questions

You're a great help

If my tune-up + intake swap this week doesn't stop it, i'll try the coil route

Once again, Thanks