96-98 4.6L PI Intake Adapter Kit

[Twista]

http://www.livernoismotorsports.com/product.phtml?p=457

Is this the kit where everything is direct fit which voids the use of RTV? I wanted to get an intake that fits w/o using any RTV crap and i believe this is the one.


Correct me if im wrong.


Thanks.

 

[19mustang95]

that is the one, enjoy paying way too much for it.

 

[Twista]

that is the one, enjoy paying way too much for it.

thanks you come again.

you break you buy :naughty:

 

[96sohc]

I bought and have that kit on my car.
1.5 years of use and no leaks or problems anywhere; I wouldn't have done it any other way.

 

[Twista]

I bought and have that kit on my car.
1.5 years of use and no leaks or problems anywhere; I wouldn't have done it any other way.

Did you notice a good gain with this kit? $500 is alot, but i like to do it w/o the risk of leaks. Which is the reason i got a nonpi intake when my stock broke.

 

[sanchezcruz_20]

I paid too much for it and love it! ;D

 

[scarface]

after you buy it, you will be happy...alot more poor than the same guy who used the thumbnail size spot of rtv, but happy none the less.

 

[phil_the_thrill]

you hardly have to use any rtv at all. like scarface said, just about a thumbnail size dab. had mine on for six months and everything is perfect. but it is completely up to you. youll love it either way. good luck

 

[96sohc]

I bought and have that kit on my car.
1.5 years of use and no leaks or problems anywhere; I wouldn't have done it any other way.

Did you notice a good gain with this kit? $500 is alot, but i like to do it w/o the risk of leaks. Which is the reason i got a nonpi intake when my stock broke.

I made 177/245 with some bolt-ons before the swap. I made 194/250 after the swap and had the car tuned at the same time. I put on an offroad-x about a month ago and had it dyno'd again, 199.5/262. A 5 speed is going in as we speak and I'm hoping to be in the 215-220/275 range.

 

[97stanger]

Thats the kit I bought and am completely happy that I am broke because of the kit. No worries, just throw it on! I picked up 30rwhp with that kit.

 

[sanchezcruz_20]

I bought and have that kit on my car.
1.5 years of use and no leaks or problems anywhere; I wouldn't have done it any other way.

Did you notice a good gain with this kit? $500 is alot, but i like to do it w/o the risk of leaks. Which is the reason i got a nonpi intake when my stock broke.

I made 177/245 with some bolt-ons before the swap. I made 194/250 after the swap and had the car tuned at the same time. I put on an offroad-x about a month ago and had it dyno'd again, 199.5/262. A 5 speed is going in as we speak and I'm hoping to be in the 215-220/275 range.

Sounds about right, I'm at 229/280 through a 5 speed with the mods in my sig. The car screams all the way to redline now.

 

[Twista]

Thanks guys. you guys own :thumb: 1 more question. This intake is modified with the second sensor pre-drilled right? We need this to be easy as possible and going to a machine shop is out of the question.

 

[96sohc]

It's been a while since it was installed, but I don't remember having any problems with senders.

 

[97stanger]

Its already done for you. The directions on how to install everything is very clear too.

 

[scarface]

Thanks guys. you guys own :thumb: 1 more question. This intake is modified with the second sensor pre-drilled right? We need this to be easy as possible and going to a machine shop is out of the question.

are you going to attempt to install it yourself Twista?

 

[Twista]

Thanks guys. you guys own :thumb: 1 more question. This intake is modified with the second sensor pre-drilled right? We need this to be easy as possible and going to a machine shop is out of the question.

are you going to attempt to install it yourself Twista?

Is that a joke ;] j/k
and heck no. I will not mess with my only car with a mod so major.

 

[96sohc]

I thought the same thing and after paying someone to do it (I watched the entire process) it wasn't complicated at all.

 

[scarface]

Thanks guys. you guys own :thumb: 1 more question. This intake is modified with the second sensor pre-drilled right? We need this to be easy as possible and going to a machine shop is out of the question.

are you going to attempt to install it yourself Twista?

Is that a joke ;] j/k
and heck no. I will not mess with my only car with a mod so major.

yeah, it was a joke...I know how you feel about wrenching

 

[Twista]

I thought the same thing and after paying someone to do it (I watched the entire process) it wasn't complicated at all.

well, i personally tried it before when swapping my nonpi cracked to a new nonpi intake. Got halfway and had to let someone else do it :'( Thats old news though. The only work i do on my car is oil/midpipe. I can do the catback also, but never installed one personally.

 

[96sohc]

I understand.
At the time I felt more comfortable paying someone to do it that mad more experience/knowledge than I; plus I needed it for DD purposes and couldn't afford to have it down for days on end.