wytstang
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You'll need an elbow for the intake, and those vc won't work with out modification.
For which intake?? and what is a vc lol??wytstang said:You'll need an elbow for the intake, and those vc won't work with out modification.
98mstanggt said:Im willing to spend at most $1500 on heads whats the best flowing heads for that much?? Once i decide what heads and intake to get im get rid of that b-303 cam anyway. I guess my goal would be 300rwhp since thats what i was trying to do with my 4.6
98mstanggt said:O ok thanks for the advice guys.........I see in that anderson kit they used the typhoon intake is that a pretty good intake???
i'll probably just end up with a trickflow anywayVenom351R said:98mstanggt said:O ok thanks for the advice guys.........I see in that anderson kit they used the typhoon intake is that a pretty good intake???
The Typhoon is a chineese knock off of the Edelbrock. Ive heard there is a lot of casting left over after its molded, I coulid be wrong but I think it was that one.
jthorn9 said:GT-40 intakes are pretty good, however it's the upper, not the lower, that hampers the power of the intake. As stated, they're good for low end torque, and when ported, can make decent power.
jthorn9 said:Yea, the Typhoon does have a lot of casting defects that need to be worked out before it can be installed, but does produce similar power as the Eddelbrock it's based off of.
GT-40 intakes are pretty good, however it's the upper, not the lower, that hampers the power of the intake. As stated, they're good for low end torque, and when ported, can make decent power. The GT-40 Cobra and tubular GT-40 intakes are pretty much the same as one another and both about as good, the Explorer GT-40 is the worst looking IMO, and worst performing of the three. Best thing to do, however, is to find a 94/95 Cobra or SVO intake as it doesn't require the elbow adaptor or anything else for that matter for the install.
If you get a foxbody based intake (Typhoon, Trickflow, Eddelbrock, Holley, etc.) you'll need the elbow adaptor, which while not expensive, does add to the cost, and aren't as easy to mount the EGR too as the 94/95 Cobra intakes are. I had a Cobra upper intake, but replaced it with the Kenne Bell, which needed the elbow adaptor, and there is one way, and only one way the EGR will mount to the elbow adaptor, in other words, there's not nearly the same amount of play with them. Looked to me like the angle changed a little which caused the issue. It will go on, but you'll be there a while trying to get it all to line up.
But in all honesty, all this work is nearly worthless without a good set of heads, so this is where it's time for you to sit down and decide what you want out of the car.
98mstanggt said:Is AFR 205 heads too much for the 5.0???
Thats the kinda the whole idea down the road i want a 351w and stroke it and i figure get 205cc heads now would be good so i wouldnt have to buy heads now and have to buy some more later and i figure the 5.0 wouldnt mind the extra air flowVenom351R said:98mstanggt said:Is AFR 205 heads too much for the 5.0???
Yes, they are more suited for a 351/408 stroker. ARR 165's or Trickflow Twisted wedge heads are great for the 5.0/302