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Topic: Accufab Plenum Vs. C&L Plenum
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THE King Cobra
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Member # 2011
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I would go with the accufab one's...they were mentioned in the recent 5.0 magazine, i think they got a 8 RWHP gain on a semi-bolted-on 01 GT. And I think APEX is selling them cheap...check out the VENDOR SECTION.
good luck
-------------------- RPM Racing Team -96 Cobra. HCI MOTORSPORTS block -More cops in the family = more write-offs 508 RWHP @10.0lbs @6100 RPM..wait till I hit 8K RPM's
Posts: 315 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Oct 2002
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NORCAL281
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Member # 3754
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i got the c&l intake plenum on my stang and for the cost and install it was worth buying. i dont have dyno #'s but you can go on the website and check out some #'s they did on a few cars! i say you get the accufab one from APEX because the c&l intake is ugly looking, but its up to you. later...
Posts: 88 | From: BAY AREA | Registered: Nov 2003
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QWICK46
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Member # 1843
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I also got the C&L Plenum, along with the 75mm T.B. they recommend. Can't really compare it to the Acufab plenum, but I'm very satisfied with my C&L, BBK combo. No dyno numbers to post, but it definately gave me a good SOTP improvement, especially from 3000 rpm up.
-------------------- Michael '02 GT ~ sold for a Big, Slow Dodge Ram '03 SV650S '04 R1100S ~ The daily driver
Posts: 243 | Registered: Sep 2002
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