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Depends if one could ever be content with JUST 440RWHP. In this hobby I think its rare. LOL.

Yup that's about right. Mine was pullied for only 10psig of boost so the extra 3 would have gotten it there more or less. The gt40 heads and cobra intake was a solid setup that the bcam really woke up and this was back in 2000!

ok, thinking back on it now, i did have a B303 cam in the motor and a full exhaust. with vortech and aftercooler it made 440RWHP/420ish torque on a dynojet and ran a 12.00@118+mph on street tires at LV.

i have been running the FMS graphites, held for 6 years. i will likely go with the PT2's you mentioned this time around but also hear the 9333pt1's are decent as well (though a lot more for some reason)

A supercharger setup can make use of all of the advantages of a N/A setup so long as the compression ratio and cam selection are compatible. As noted already, that is a very nice intake for both N/A or SC setup. In some respects, I wish I had gone with that intake over the Holley for ease of...

well, i still like it, it just can be a pain to work on. i'm replacing head gaskets this season and will likely just put everything back together unless i get any interest on the for sale items.

10 base with the spout out (26 total). i dropped the BTM when the aftercooler went on, its not needed with the cooler charge temps and 93 octane. in any case, with the tweecer, i really use it to add some timing in at the low RPM's. this kit by the way surprised me when i put it on my original...

With the engine half apart, I was contemplating selling my Vortech kit on my 93 Cobra. Its a V1 S-trim 8 Rib setup with the Aftercooler, AFM power pipe, and everything else in the complete kit will be included (down to the BTM, FMU, bypass valve which is new from last year). Anyone looking for...

Been awhile but I'll bring this one up again. Looks like D&D up'd the price on the kit. Anyways, I would like to get $2700 for the complete kit. It accumulated all of 1K miles last season.

Late start but earlier than last year. Sure could use a more simple combo.

TTT OBO

new price $400

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agree, they should run it n/a to see what it does. that motor in the lightweight chassis of the fox notch would be sick.

very nice!

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