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Old 01-12-2017, 06:35 PM
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4​​​​27 lsx
13.8 compression
​​btr custom Hydraulic cam
ls7 advance induction 280cc heads
Fast 102 short runner mod by me.
E85 fuel 90# injectors
Kooks 2inch headers
Th400 with fti 8inch 5,600
On 28 tire mustang dyno car made 610 at 7,800 rpm.

My question- anyone tried mast intake vs fast 102
Don't want to spend that dollar if it doesn't gain much vs my fast.

Thx guys
Old 01-12-2017, 09:14 PM
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Given your mods, if this is a race only car, MAST (or MSD) intake. Street car, FAST. JMHO

You may need to buy both, install, tune, run, repeat...and see which one runs better in your combo.
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Its street car really. Ya really not trying to spend 2k and maybe get disappointed wondering if someone has tried different intake after fast 102
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Look through this, it's pretty close to answering your question somewhat:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...omparison.html
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I believe the MAST intake is the best option, but I'm sure your cam was spec'd for the FAST intake, so I'd just leave it alone.



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