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Old 10-21-2016, 01:52 PM
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Default Coming soon Edelbrock Victor II Coyote Intake

http://www.enginebuildermag.com/2016...34&bid=1565086

Edelbrock has announced a new intake manifold for the 2011-16 Ford 5.0L Coyote V8 engine.

The Edelbrock Victor II intake manifold (#7180) is designed for use with Ford Coyote engines running in the 1500 – 7500 rpm operating range. It features long tapered, crossover-style runners with a large plenum for outstanding performance. The cast aluminum construction makes this manifold ideal for nitrous, supercharged and turbo applications.

This intake manifold also includes provisions for all emissions equipment and retains the stock fuel rail. The Victor II also features cast bosses on the runners for a direct port nitrous system for competition applications. Plus, the low profile design allows it to fit all factory 2011-16 Ford Mustang hoods and strut tower braces. It’s also compatible with Ford Performance Parts 90mm throttle body without the need for an adapter.

Engine dyno testing resulted in 27 more ft.-lbs. of torque over a common aftermarket plastic upgrade intake manifold and an additional 16 horsepower over the stock intake manifold.
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Nice! Too bad the article didn't include an estimated price...
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Wonder how that compares to the Boss Intake. power vs hp
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I got a email that said it was going to be $1599.00 from them. But vendors would have it for 10% less.
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Originally Posted by Indy2012fx4
I got a email that said it was going to be $1599.00 from them. But vendors would have it for 10% less.



$1600 for an intake? LOL fuq that
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Originally Posted by Indy2012fx4
I got a email that said it was going to be $1599.00 from them. But vendors would have it for 10% less.
That's some fine drugs they are doing. $799 Maybe.....
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Originally Posted by 150ECO
$1600 for an intake? LOL fuq that
Oh come on, that's only $100 per HP. LOL.
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Boss intake with CAI and 2 custom tunes is only $1300
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Originally Posted by redranger04g
Boss intake with CAI and 2 custom tunes is only $1300
The BOSS intake also explodes under high boost - this one ain't plastic.
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I think the GT350 intake is the one to have. It allows you to keep the IMRC functionality, which gives you the best of both worlds.



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