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99FiveOh

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Zoop seal is WAY over priced! And btw, Zoop Seal is now ShineSeal Caswell Inc. - ShineSeal

I have a product called "Terminator" can't remember where I bought it but it was years ago. It keeps repolishing down to a minimum, I've gotten about 6 months out of it before so it's not bad. Best of all, it was 20 bucks and not 100 bucks!

But being in the business I would like to give the Shine Seal a shot, maybe offer it as an additional service or something.
 

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question.. mine is pretty much stock.. some kind of crane cam. bbk in fender, bbk shorties, h pipe and flowmasters. stock e7's etc. my question is. if i go this route do i use the stock lower intake? or change that as well? cuz i thought gt40's were totally different, (newbie to the mustang game but i am knowledgeable on reasonable levels) also as far as throttle bodies go, if i do this do i need a bigger one? and will i need a new maf?
 

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You have to change the upper and lower together. The lower of the Edelbrock Performer and Perf. RPM is the same.
 

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kk ty. so i can use stock tb? or is it better to just get a bigger one? also it seems the tb is in a different spot. so would i have to convert to a fox style cable?
 

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9450vertible said:
kk ty. so i can use stock tb? or is it better to just get a bigger one? also it seems the tb is in a different spot. so would i have to convert to a fox style cable?
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They make elbow adapters to run it on a '94/5 or you can convert it to a fox style cable and throttle body but that is more involved and requires not just a different throttle body but different throttle cable, EGR spacer, and TPS plug
 

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Last5.0 said:
They make elbow adapters to run it on a '94/5 or you can convert it to a fox style cable and throttle body but that is more involved and requires not just a different throttle body but different throttle cable, EGR spacer, and TPS plug
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Not to mention custom intake ducting/piping. There's not a cold air kit available that's just plug and play. Mine is a combination of 94/95 fenderwell elbow and a 99-04 GT cold air throttle body elbow.
 

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Not to mention custom intake ducting/piping. There's not a cold air kit available that's just plug and play. Mine is a combination of 94/95 fenderwell elbow and a 99-04 GT cold air throttle body elbow.
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Maybe, I wouldn't know. It's been a long long time (10+ years) since I've had a stock intake tubing setup. I'd think some kind of combination of a Fox intake tube and 94/5 fender mount would work.

I know with a blower and fox throttle body swap you can just clock the volute a bit over more and run a fox blower to throttle body pipe.
 

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Last5.0 said:
Maybe, I wouldn't know. It's been a long long time (10+ years) since I've had a stock intake tubing setup. I'd think some kind of combination of a Fox intake tube and 94/5 fender mount would work.

I know with a blower and fox throttle body swap you can just clock the volute a bit over more and run a fox blower to throttle body pipe.
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That blower pipe will still need to be modified due to the SN5.0 brackets placing the blower further toward the engine than the fox. All it needs is trimmed a little.
 

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That blower pipe will still need to be modified due to the SN5.0 brackets placing the blower further toward the engine than the fox. All it needs is trimmed a little.
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Good to know if I ever do a fox TB swap
 
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