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I was wondering what size throttle body and MAS air sensor should I get for my 99 gt? I am ordering an intake plenum, but don't know which size to get of either. 75tb and 85mm mas air????????
 

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i have the 75mm accufab TB on a Trick flow Plenum with the stock Mass air. The combo works great!
 
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Are the bigger MAS air sensors better with an intake combo or is the factory one enough?
 

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Keep the OEM one (wishing we still had the OEM one to switch back on my wife's 01). My C&L MAF is collecting dust. The aftermarket MAFs typically aren't any larger than OEM, but flow a bit more freely. the net result of this is (since it uses the stock electronics) is a lean condition, which does make more power, but unreliably and unsafely when mixed with other aftermarket parts and without a tune.
The 85mm MAF, by the way, is for 02+ GTs, the same time Ford increased the MAF size. The 80mm MAF is for 01- GTs. Don't feel shortchanged though, as this is NOT a limitation for your motor. Either OEM MAF is good for 400HP+.
I've got the Accufab Plenum and 70mm TB - these are simply the best pieces, albeit the most expensive. The cost per HP is high, but the quality is great. Take a look at the plenum showdowns at modulardepot ---> http://www.modulardepot.com/?show=articlesdet&aid=30
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http://www.modulardepot.com/?show=articlesdet&aid=38
Your best gains will be the basics - full exhaust (long tube headers, midpipe, catback), K&N filter, underdrive pulleys, and of course throw in some 4.10 gears...and add a short shifter and you'll be having fun!
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I bought a 75mm BBK throttle body and a 90mm Lightning MAF for mine.....but I'm also running 9psi or forced induction too. You won't need any more than a 70mm T/B and an 80mm MAF for most N/A set ups.
 
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thanks for the help, just what I was looking for!!!
 
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