Nasty Performance sheet metal intake
12-08-2003, 07:05 PM
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Nasty Performance sheet metal intake New pics of our finished product. Big Bore guys looking to go that extra step? Boost car need more air? Well than the intake is finalized and ready for sale. Built to feed big bore and boost cars. We have a New 90mm TB that works great with it. Just as a simple bolton on a 427 motor that made 505rwhp it picked up 20rwhp to put it at 525. With some tuning it will be even better. The intake also lost nothing in the lower rpm. We have seen over 50hp on a solid roller 427 with tuning and without the 90mm TB. It only gets better under boost or nitrous applications. Can have nitrous bungs installed or other options. It has fittings for all vacuum lines, MAP sensor and throttle cable. Also includes our billet fuel rails.
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Nasty Performance sheetmetal intake $1999.99
Nasty Performance intake coated inside and out $2225.99
Custom 90mm TB $550 with purchase
Nate Bonham
http://www.nastyperformance.com/intake/DSCN1257.JPG
http://www.nastyperformance.com/intake/DSCN1258.JPG
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Nasty Performance sheetmetal intake $1999.99
Nasty Performance intake coated inside and out $2225.99
Custom 90mm TB $550 with purchase
Nate Bonham
12-08-2003, 07:24 PM
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Very very nice. As I said before - if I had the money I'd try it out on my H/C 346. I know it is more for the big fellas but I'd like to see what it does.
Also love the coating - looks sweet!
Very very nice. As I said before - if I had the money I'd try it out on my H/C 346. I know it is more for the big fellas but I'd like to see what it does.
Also love the coating - looks sweet!
12-09-2003, 02:00 AM
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Originally Posted by sleepersilverado
what kind of gasket does it use to connect to the head??
12-09-2003, 10:48 AM
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It uses stock o-ring gaskets. We are bolting this thing to a twin turbo 427 at about 1200 hp and don`t see a problem.
Thanks for the comments Nate
Thanks for the comments Nate
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12-10-2003, 10:03 AM
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I do believe it would, it has done extremly well on boosted applications. But it would also depend on the power level you are at too. What kinda hp are you pushing?
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12-11-2003, 11:49 AM
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jstpsi I supose we could do that I just don`t know where would be good to not hinder flow. Our jigs are setup so it would be pretty custom. Why would you want 2?
smokin let me do some thinking about that one...
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smokin let me do some thinking about that one...
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12-12-2003, 11:50 AM
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If tuning is right I have seen plenty of cars run around on the street with bigger injectors. Well anyway it can be done give me a call at the shop we can discuss it further and I will try and find a spot for the second one.
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