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Old 03-24-2006, 04:02 PM
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Fully aluminum 90mm sheetmetal intake. Powdercoated black. Fits NW and Fast throttle bodies. Practially brand new. It clears the cowl with an inch to spare. It will come with the polished aluminum fuel rails seen in the pictures and I will also include felpro o-ring gaskets for it.


These intakes usually run 2000-2500 from Becks and Hogans.


1600$ shipped with fuel rails, gaskets, and stainless mounting hardware.

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god damn thats sweet, BUMP! I wish i had the money......
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Any dyno proven results with it? Any flow numbers with a head bolted up to it? Just trying to see if there's something better than my ported FAST. I'm interested.
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Thats what i was wondering.
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Looks sweet though nice job
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Sorry guys, no flow numbers.
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hell yah... looks gorgeous...
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Originally Posted by xssive
Sorry guys, no flow numbers.
OK, no flow numbers. How about dyno numbers? If the manifold is practically brand new, it must have been bolted up. What was it bolted up to and how did it do? Be honest, it will keep your feedback high!
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i'd think that fast manifold would be better cause it won't heat up like aluminum and proven to draw from less turbulent air, a third of the cost too.
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
OK, no flow numbers. How about dyno numbers? If the manifold is practically brand new, it must have been bolted up. What was it bolted up to and how did it do? Be honest, it will keep your feedback high!
Im curious about dyno numbers as well....I would imagine it would hurt the bottom significantly (short runner) but if it added enough up top to justify all is good.

Why is the intake for sale?....looks like alot of time and money went into it.

It certainly looks bad-***....

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Looks like a good show piece, but i wouldn't put my money on it till i see some proven results.. I bet that thing is a dog on the street. May do pretty well with F.I.
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kinda looks like a glorified LT1 intake manifold for a LS1
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Hardly a dog on the street. It was bolted to my 370 for 3 days and the car is mean as hell from a low roll. The motor hasnt been dynoed yet because it it still in the first 100 miles. I honestly dont want to sell it at all. Money is just needed elsewhere right now (ie into savings with the looming threat of another A.P.E. motor biting the dust) and this is the single biggest piece that I can sell at once to cover it ...


BTW, this manifold is not meant to be a great NA intake. I installed it on a motor built for FI and that was the sole intention. Granted it would probably scream on a NA motor that loves to rev.


About my feedback, I think it speaks for itself


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ttt for ya...


you go to UT?
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Yup I do...
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well son of a bitch.. sorry to get off track, but i have been trying to get ahold fellow car enthusiast to start a real drag/car club. Not like those homo Autoholics.
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Any dyno proven results with it? Any flow numbers with a head bolted up to it? Just trying to see if there's something better than my ported FAST. I'm interested.
Any sheetmetal intake is going to be better than a FAST or LS6 manifold. Question is whether your engine/heads needs it or not. If your engine is stock cubed, probably not.
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Exactly!
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That manifold looks great though. It almost be worth the money just for the looks



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