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GOHST FLAMED 90GT
Member # 5251
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Ok so i want to get a new intake and my budget is kinda tight so should i go with a cobra intake or save up for a little while and go with Edelbrock or some other bramd. Is there a big difference between the cobra and the others? Thanks.
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NvrEnough89GT
Member # 5086
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Yes, Edelbrok Holley and others flow better thent he cobra. Depends on what you want to do and how fast you want to go. Cobra is a good intake for certain combos just depneds what you want man.
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GOHST FLAMED 90GT
Member # 5251
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After i get my intake im goingto put some gears in andafter that nothin for a while. But in the future i plan on doin some internal work, heads, cam all that fun stuff.
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92stangLX
Member # 3252
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Is your car stock? Trick Flow Street is anothe good option. About the same price as a Cobra..
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GOHST FLAMED 90GT
Member # 5251
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It has headers,cai, and a few other bolt on's
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cvr 5.0
Member # 2962
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Edelbrock!!!!
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nitrous_bob
Member # 77
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you won't resond to an intake change until you have done the head swap. i would save for the heads personally. but if you really want an intake,
look for someone selling an extrude honed cobra, and possibly polished.
you can pick them up for about $500 that way if you can find one.
if you bought it new and had all the work done it would cost you close to a grand.
and w/ the upper and lower both extrude honed, it will outflow ANYTHING.
i put a ported gt-40(real one) on a stock 5.0 once (it was a steal...couldn't pass it up)
it had 3.73's and shorties w/ flows and the car really didn't improve any ET at all or mph.
looked good, but no improvement.
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