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6Stang99
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That does look good man. Glad you decided to get rid of those two nipples for the IAC bolts. How'd you end up keping it bolted on? Just shorter bolts?
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stang910
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| Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 8:48 am Post subject: |
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| Just used the same bolts that came out of it. They aren't even long enough to go into the plenum. |
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01GT
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Nice port work i use the 120 flapper wheel and a red scotchbrite wheel for polishing...If you want it mirror finish jewelers rouge and buffing wheel Will do wonders...
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SuperDan
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owwwww, shinnnnneeeeeyyyyy
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stang910
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| Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2011 11:02 am Post subject: |
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| Looks nice. I used a 120 on the throttle body just to clean it up more, but read there's no need to finish finer then 80. |
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01GT
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Yea I know...
But I was thinking about the sheet metal intakes about how good they flow...
I port matched a RPM2 intake and It picked up a little TQ from just a 120 once over...
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