From: Steve Stone <sstone@sybase.com> Subject: FPP Intake, etc. - reply Date: Thu, 20 Mar 97 14:48:55 NZS ![]()
DeTomaso Mailing List: March 1997, Message #146
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> >> That intake apparently just made this relatively mild motor create all sorts >> of power and torque, however. On the dyno, it pulled 300 ft/lbs of torque-at >> only 2000 rpm. The torque just kept climbing, maxxing out at 380 ft/lbs (rpm >> unknown, but I think around 4500), and 389 hp at 5500 rpm through the >> mufflers, all on pump gas. I daresay that this simple intake swap was good >> for perhaps 40-50 hp over the Edelbrock unit. So based solely on the dyno >> pulls, I'm a believer. It rides a bit higher than stock and doesn't allow >> use of a stock screen, but with really nice aftermarket screens available >> from Pantera East, I can live with it! > >This agrees with another guy I talked with. He open tracks a '68 Mustang >with a 351C and he replaced a Performer with the FPP unit. He said it >made a big difference. > This FPP intake manifold sounds great! Can anyone tell me how much the unit costs, and who sells it? Is it a standard Ford performance part?? Steve Stone, Auckland, New Zealand '73 Pantera #4576 '76 Porsche 930 '88 Subaru 4wd(shame!)