Speedmaster qualifier intake??? Anyone.
01-08-2016, 02:53 PM
#1
Speedmaster qualifier intake??? Anyone. Anyone use one of these. Hot rod did an intake review l, and it seemed to do well.
Last edited by parrisw; 01-08-2016 at 04:48 PM.
01-08-2016, 03:13 PM
#2
First off, please don't post links to non-sponsor sites.
Second, please pay attention to the section you're posting in. Questions about external parts, like an intake, don't belong in the Internals sections.
Lastly, Speedmaster is ProComp. Buyer beware...
Second, please pay attention to the section you're posting in. Questions about external parts, like an intake, don't belong in the Internals sections.
Lastly, Speedmaster is ProComp. Buyer beware...
01-09-2016, 07:47 PM
#4
Well there are a few threads on here on this intake , and over on LS2 GTO site.The Speedmaster intake actually still has Pro Comp cast into on top on a pad. This is the same intake that Professional Products sells they call it Typhoon. The Typhoon is sold
as a package with fuel rails and and crossover. Just a few weeks ago I ordered both in so I could see both side by side to see if there are the same or not. With the exception of the name on the intake the Typhoon badge says Power Plus and the Speedmaster is just raw cast says Pro Comp. I took both out and measured TB opening and the intake ports and the we're the same. Even the gaskets appear to be the same material the Typhoon was green and Speedmaster was gray. IMO the gaskets are not something I would try to use on either. And I don't like the fuel rails that comes with the Typhoon just my opinion.
as a package with fuel rails and and crossover. Just a few weeks ago I ordered both in so I could see both side by side to see if there are the same or not. With the exception of the name on the intake the Typhoon badge says Power Plus and the Speedmaster is just raw cast says Pro Comp. I took both out and measured TB opening and the intake ports and the we're the same. Even the gaskets appear to be the same material the Typhoon was green and Speedmaster was gray. IMO the gaskets are not something I would try to use on either. And I don't like the fuel rails that comes with the Typhoon just my opinion.
Last edited by omc8; 01-09-2016 at 11:23 PM.
01-09-2016, 08:06 PM
#5
Well there are a few threads on hear on this intake , and over on LS2 GTO site.The Speedmaster intake actually still has Pro Comp cast into on top on a pad. This is the same intake that Professional Products sells they call it Typhoon. The Typhoon is sold
as a package with fuel rails and and crossover. Just a few weeks ago I ordered both in so I could see both side by side to see if there are the same or not. With the exception on the name on the intake the Typhoon badge says Power Plus and the Speedmaster is just raw cast says Pro Comp. I took both out and measured TB opening and the intake ports and the we're the same. Even the gaskets appear to be the same material the Typhoon was green and Speedmaster was gray. IMO the gaskets are not something I would try to use on either. And I don't like the fuel rails that comes with the Typhoon just my opinion.
as a package with fuel rails and and crossover. Just a few weeks ago I ordered both in so I could see both side by side to see if there are the same or not. With the exception on the name on the intake the Typhoon badge says Power Plus and the Speedmaster is just raw cast says Pro Comp. I took both out and measured TB opening and the intake ports and the we're the same. Even the gaskets appear to be the same material the Typhoon was green and Speedmaster was gray. IMO the gaskets are not something I would try to use on either. And I don't like the fuel rails that comes with the Typhoon just my opinion.