sean hyland motorsports 96-98 intake

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chimchim

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Has anyone seen the new 96-98 intake on http://www.seanhylandmotorsports.com/ ??? I can't tell if it's a modified non-PI intake or a PI intake. Does anyone know. Has anyone ordered and/or installed this yet??? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

 

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It's the replacement Ford used for the cracking 96-98 intakes. It's a NPI with alum crossover. POS (cept for the crossover)

 

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chimchim

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Is the PI intake that Livernois offers worth $400 more?

 

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Maybe I should've asked which one SOUNDS better or would wake my neighbors up?!?!?!?!

 

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my next investment is the Livernois PI intake manifold.. I know a few people who bought it and are extremely happy with it.. Its the only one that doesn't make you change your hood and flows much better! Its definately worth the money.. All the gaskets are included and the adapter plate..

 

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reeber said:

my next investment is the Livernois PI intake manifold.. I know a few people who bought it and are extremely happy with it.. Its the only one that doesn't make you change your hood and flows much better! Its definately worth the money.. All the gaskets are included and the adapter plate..

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Save a whole lot of money and just use some liquid gasket.
RTV

 

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or check out modular motors site a guy is selling gaskets so u dont need to use all the rtv