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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 06:40 AM
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before you send your intake to Tony M. ,put the heads on the block and take pics of the bottom shell ports leading to the head ports.send the pics with the intake for porting.
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there isnt really any good deals on fast 92/92's in the classifieds right now.

im thinking of just spending the money now get the 102 with rails, put the 92mm TB and later on when i upgrade my heads to some prc227/237's ill upgrade the TB to 102 and send the intake to tony and that should really wake the car up!

in the end with the 102/102 ported and prc 227/237's i would like to run some 10.50's , doable?

now i need to figure out what kind of catback i want
deer park il if so i will let you know if you have a 10.50 car this summer a race from a dig or roll
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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 12:26 PM
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chris and tony i like what i am reading here :-)

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chris and tony i like what i am reading here :-)

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Trying to bring the "Tech" back to this place why getting my learn on...
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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 02:56 PM
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Trying to bring the "Tech" back to this place why getting my learn on...
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Good info tony pm coming your way here in a bit
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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 06:37 PM
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whats a good price for a 92/92 setup?
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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 09:24 PM
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whats a good price for a 92/92 setup?


Not sure but I got a 92mm tb if you mr interested. If I can sell I'll go ahead and get the 102
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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by 02sslayer
well actually, they still had them a couple weeks ago. im not sure if they still do, and it wasnt listed under intake manifolds. it was under some other thing
They are listed as an AFR product go to Summit and enter part# AFR5039
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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 11:25 PM
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I picked up a FAST 102 from a member on here last week. After talking to Mike Norris I am going to stick with a 92mm T/B. He said the testing/tuning he has done, there's not much benefit with the larger T/B and the 90/92 T/B's are easier to tune and have better throttle response. I have a PTM 92mm but I am looking for a NW.
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Old Feb 5, 2011 | 11:33 PM
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you can get a 102mm intake cheaper then summits 90/92mm intake.
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Old Feb 6, 2011 | 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted by LilJayV10
I picked up a FAST 102 from a member on here last week. After talking to Mike Norris I am going to stick with a 92mm T/B. He said the testing/tuning he has done, there's not much benefit with the larger T/B and the 90/92 T/B's are easier to tune and have better throttle response. I have a PTM 92mm but I am looking for a NW.
Wow if you were to read the info we are all talking about. And by reading your post you did not. It's not about the T/B but the intake runner. the whole setup is way better then the 90 or 92. keep yours open for some 346's laying down fat numbers.

Just like tony said the head is only as good as the intake port and suppley of the intake.
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Old Feb 6, 2011 | 01:35 AM
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I'd opt for a 102mm. It will benefit your setup better out of the box let alone if you got it ported.
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Im gonna do a 90/90 setup with my car
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Old Feb 6, 2011 | 01:56 AM
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102 ported...
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Originally Posted by LilJayV10
I picked up a FAST 102 from a member on here last week. After talking to Mike Norris I am going to stick with a 92mm T/B. He said the testing/tuning he has done, there's not much benefit with the larger T/B and the 90/92 T/B's are easier to tune and have better throttle response. I have a PTM 92mm but I am looking for a NW.
that is because any lid will be the restiction on a fast 102 setup...the lid flows like an equivalent 84mm orifice...so you could have a 200mm opening and it will flow the same, or even put on a 85mm Tb and it will be the same hp numbers again...the next choke point needs to be opened up before gains can be seen...

I have posted this earlier in the thread, take off your lid and look down the snout and you will see why it only flows 84mm
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Old Feb 6, 2011 | 12:10 PM
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will my 85 mm slp MAF be a restriction also?should I consider a 100mm lid and MAF?
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Just put the maf up for sale and god s.d
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I have heard on the local boards of a couple people saying that the larger volume will kill the low end. I was originally going to get a 92, but after reading this, my research has come to a grinding halt again.. damn...... Will a 92/102 combo help retain some low end? I will be adding cats to this to further help the low end. It's also a Pat G TQ cam with worked over (non-milled) 243 heads from Wheel2Wheel.
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Originally Posted by bayer-z28
I have heard on the local boards of a couple people saying that the larger volume will kill the low end. I was originally going to get a 92, but after reading this, my research has come to a grinding halt again.. damn...... Will a 92/102 combo help retain some low end? I will be adding cats to this to further help the low end. It's also a Pat G TQ cam with worked over (non-milled) 243 heads from Wheel2Wheel.
no low end will be hurt...runner length and size depict the hp and tq...not the Tb opening...think how itb's work
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