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Old 11-05-2014, 05:52 PM
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Cough up about 5 grand and you can have this.

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Originally Posted by ibd2328
Cough up about 5 grand and you can have this.
There is such thing as overkill.
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Originally Posted by dopewaffle
There is such thing as overkill.
Have you seen his build thread? Lmao.
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The worlds fastest car in the standing mile uses that exact manifold. Should I also mention it is a 5.4 in a Ford Gt. Standard bore 5.4 to be exact! Just the aluminum FORD GT spec block. Has twins feeding that exact intake.

Did 283.30 in the standing mile. Think it was pushing upwards of 1700+
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Konesegg (new fastest production car) actually smokes the bugatti now too. Yes its like a million bucks, but they actually used fords 4.6 block and architecture with twins.
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Originally Posted by Manuellabour247

Have you seen his build thread? Lmao.
Na, link it man I wanna check it out.
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https://www.f150forum.com/f78/tri-bo...-build-277642/

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/my-tt-5...thread-250315/

The second one is his old thread. It's long, but it shows how many "revisions" he's had so far. The top one is the "restart" of the thread. Lol.
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Originally Posted by Manuellabour247
https://www.f150forum.com/f78/tri-bo...-build-277642/

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/my-tt-5...thread-250315/

The second one is his old thread. It's long, but it shows how many "revisions" he's had so far. The top one is the "restart" of the thread. Lol.
Wow I missed him adding the sc lol
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I'll try to find the other thread where a guy is putting a 6-71 blower on his. He had the adapter plates made for his cobra intake IIRC. If you have a reputable machine shop, they could build you spacers for a 4.6 intake. It's not that difficult.


EDIT** Here you go. It all depends on how deep into your pockets you want to go. LMAO.

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/cant-qu...harged-260742/

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Look-up user's Tarajarame (Stoffer) and "Neal the HP Freak". I've done a few things, -Port/Polish my aluminum 98 manifold, Knifed and gasket matched as well. Did it make any difference ? Too hard to tell in this case. I went thru everything on the engine at the same time, so I can't pin-point actual gains. If I had to guess...probably not that much if any. Did it because I figured it wouldn't hurt and needed the practice. Also wanted to figure out which tools I liked to work with best for this procedure.

But yea, look those two guys up if your really curious. They're on quite a few different forums.


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