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Posted by 87mustang (Member # 2496) on :
 
i want 2 get a typoon intake and i was wounder if anyone is runing 1 and if they like it? thx
 

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Posted by Blowfish (Member # 4043) on :
 
Im running one that I bought used , and like it. I had to do a lot of smoothing of sloppy castings but it seems to work just fine . I noticed more mid range power. Im also using a BBK 70 mm throttle body. I wish I would have got the polished one. Good luck
 

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Posted by JoeT (Member # 298) on :
 
get the edelbrock rpm instead
 

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Posted by 87mustang (Member # 2496) on :
 
the typhoon is a lot cheeper. and look better. hey blowfish r u runing nos at any chance and if so how r u likeing that because i want 2 go from my trick flow to the typoon and the trick flow with nos runs GOOD.
 

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Posted by FasterDamnit (Member # 442) on :
 
There have been lots of stories of the poor workmanship on the chinese intakes. Joe's was pretty bad. Mine was a polished version and it was OK- still needed some clean-up of casting lines in the ports. Matched w/ good heads they will make power. Just be prepared for some clean-up work, maybe a lot.
 

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Posted by 87mustang (Member # 2496) on :
 
just sandpaper or what?
 

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Posted by Blowfish (Member # 4043) on :
 
I used a file and some dremel tools on mine , finished with emery cloth , it took a couple a days before I was happy with it. Sorry I dont run a bottle, Im all throttle. C ya
 

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Posted by 67stang (Member # 549) on :
 
here is how:
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2003/12/efiintake/index.shtml
 

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