Upper plenum dyno comparisons....

StangYellow

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Awhile ago there was a message board besides Stangnet that ran a comparison between all the upper intake plenums. Ive googled this forever and cannot find it. The review tested the c&l, red dragon, bbk, professional products, etc, then published dyno results. Anyone remember this? Anyone with a link?

 

PULMEOVR

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Yes, it was Modular Depot.com. They are renovating their site so the info has been temporarily taken down. The article should be reformatted in the future and it should be re-posted.

 

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JimC

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http://forums.modulardepot.com/showthread.php?threadid=20529&perpage=20&pagenumber=1

 

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charlesw6954

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So, the Accufab flows the best, and flows the same with 70mm TB and 75mm TB.

The Dragon flows pretty darn good as well.

 

StangYellow

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Damn pictures are missing Oh well. I have the Professional products t/b plenum combo because it was super cheap. Just wanted to see if im getting more than 5 hp

 

shallowreef

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I can say from experience that dragons are nice. I honestly can say though that i didn't see any major increase in HP.

 

tank_567

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On my 2000 gt I dyno'd at 224rwhp stock, and after I installed my cold air, 75mm tb and BBk plenum I dyno'd @ 237rwhp now. So I think I gained some power

 

joshheat25

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yea they say accufab is the best that article sold me on my intake. Debating between the 70 and 75 I went with 70 because on our stock motor it made more power!