what kind of intake is this??

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guys look at pic #9. what kind of intake is this??

 

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It would help if you posted pic #9

 

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OPS ...looooooooool that was funny.Sorry , scroll down to pic # 9
http://modularpowerhouse.com/forums/showthread.php?p=170243

 

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That is a Ford Racing intake manifold.

Ford put them on the Bullitt Mustangs from the factory

 

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bullitt intake

 

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Yeah all I see is a stock PI type intake and a Bullitt intake. me missing something?

 

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any gains over my 04 GT stock manifold??? if so , how much?
and would it be wise to switch to that?

 

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N/A no real gains.


You see big gains when used in Supercharged applications.

I would focus more on an aftermarket Plenum and Throttle body before changing out the entire manifold.

 

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ops , sorry guys i wasnt talking about the bullitt intake , i mean the part underneath it.Our GT's come with plastic manifold.This one is all metal!!!?

 

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Mustanggt108 said:

ops , sorry guys i wasnt talking about the bullitt intake , i mean the part underneath it.Our GT's come with plastic manifold.This one is all metal!!!?

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the bullitt intake is all one piece i believe...............

 

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There has been a raging debate over that issue. IF your NA the stocker is just fine. If your forced induction then an aftermarket intake might be a good investment, if your using Nitrous a AL intake might be a good idea.
If you really want to change it the p51 looks good but some have had hood clearance issues and the pricetag is a little steep to me.

 

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Mustanggt108 said:

ops , sorry guys i wasnt talking about the bullitt intake , i mean the part underneath it.Our GT's come with plastic manifold.This one is all metal!!!?

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Yup. that's still all the bullitt intake. It replaces everything up top

 

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Bullitt intake in the pic. If you swapped the only difference you would notice would be $700 less in your bank account...

 

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thx guys.And thx Kilgore Trout

 

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It would probably give you about 10-15 hp, considering thats about how much the Bullit gains over it. It should also more the torque curve down a bit, which is always nice.

 

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ponysarepretty said:

It would probably give you about 10-15 hp, considering thats about how much the Bullit gains over it. It should also more the torque curve down a bit, which is always nice.

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I agree with those numbers maybe 5-10hp anyway, but either way it is questionable as to whether it is worth the cost. It does look a lot cooler though.

 

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Kilgore Trout said:

Bullitt intake in the pic. If you swapped the only difference you would notice would be $700 less in your bank account...

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I wish it was only 700
After the intake and install kit it is more like 1500
not worth it for 5HP