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43347, 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by JustOne, Feb-02-03 10:48 AM
Ok I got my intake from PureRage and it is being polished at the moment. It takes a Mustang TB off a 86-93 5.0L. They make them in 65mm, 70mm, 75mm. I think I am going to run a 75mm but was curious if any of you guys had some other ideas?
tia brian
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43353, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by Breezio, Feb-02-03 12:20 PM
ok, now i understand your post.. hehe.. what size is the diameter of the new intake mani where the TB connects to it? go with taht size.. but. personally.. with that small of a motor, I think the 65mm maybe already too big.
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43355, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by MetalJim, Feb-02-03 12:32 PM
70
 95 Eclipse RS : 5 speed Jeep TB writeup - http://www.dimensia.com:81/jimbo/JeepTBfor2gnt.html
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43362, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by JustOne, Feb-02-03 01:11 PM
>what size is the intake?
4" tube style manifold w/ about an inch less on the runner than stock. I haven’t measured the opening yet, I asked Ray (PureRage) what size TB he had bolted to it and he said 75mm. I was thinking that was a little too big for street use but would be nice at the track. I ideally don't want the car to change too much between street and strip but I want the car to be a wicked street car that is basically on the verge of being a track only car.
I (think) the opening is 2.5" or 2.75"
Thinking of 70mm...
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43373, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by MotoFool, Feb-02-03 02:50 PM
got any pics of the intake?
how much did it cost u?
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43389, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by JustOne, Feb-02-03 05:45 PM
I paid him 200.00 for it.
I think a shop in Florida made it. Worth the money imo, the welds are very solid and it has tapped openings for everything as well as the adapter plate so I can bolt my stock tb on.
No pics of my own yet but I know some are floating around. I will post some when it is done being polished.
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83581, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by richlo65, Dec-17-04 08:46 AM
hey i just got a complete intake system, it has a 70mm mustang tb, and 2 fuel rails. it is not intalled yet, but the guy that i bought it from said that this is perfect set up for either high compression NT, or high boost turbo. so if you are planning on doing quite a bit of work to it, i would recomment a 70mm. i personally am going to wait to install it until i do have higher compression (im going all out naturally asperated).
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83582, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by admin2, Dec-17-04 09:11 AM
Sweet. A year old post.
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83584, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by djtrickee, Dec-17-04 09:41 AM
Originally posted by admin2 Sweet. A year old post.
or 2 years give or take a month or two...
And I was actually excited to see a post by JustOne again... bummer.
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83681, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by JustOne, Dec-20-04 08:18 PM
Oh, im still lurking in the shadows :)
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83682, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by djtrickee, Dec-20-04 08:21 PM
Originally posted by JustOne Oh, im still lurking in the shadows :)
Come party with us CBCC Denver peeps. Pitchblack and I get together every now and then. I need to ask you some questions too about local stuff.
I will try and hit you up. or email me your email. haha.
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83685, RE: 70mm or 75mm??? Posted by DR1665v2, Dec-21-04 01:55 AM
Originally posted by JustOne I want the car to be a wicked street car that is basically on the verge of being a track only car. I know this thread is old as hell, but this statement makes you my hero. Always loved your car. Such subtle wrapping belies a monstrous car. Respect!
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