FRPP INTAKE
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FRPP INTAKE
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I have a 2001 GT bone stock. It was always meant to be a project and I can finally start. I need a new intake manifold and from research I've noticed everyone kinda thinks the FRPP is the way to go. Will this intake bolt on without any mods and should I replace the plenum while I'm at it? I already plan on replacing the coil packs as they are the stock ones and are failing intermittently...any help or advice would be appreciated
I have a 2001 GT bone stock. It was always meant to be a project and I can finally start. I need a new intake manifold and from research I've noticed everyone kinda thinks the FRPP is the way to go. Will this intake bolt on without any mods and should I replace the plenum while I'm at it? I already plan on replacing the coil packs as they are the stock ones and are failing intermittently...any help or advice would be appreciated
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What FRPP intake are you talking about? The only one that I am familiar with is the one for the 96-98 cars.
99+ you have the bullitt intake or typhoon intake and such but really the lower intake flows just fine, the bottleneck is in the plenum.
I would recommend the bbk 78mm plenum/throttle body.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/bbk-78...le-intake.html
Seems to be the best performing solution and takes care of throttle body upgrade at the same time and cheaper than buying both.
99+ you have the bullitt intake or typhoon intake and such but really the lower intake flows just fine, the bottleneck is in the plenum.
I would recommend the bbk 78mm plenum/throttle body.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/bbk-78...le-intake.html
Seems to be the best performing solution and takes care of throttle body upgrade at the same time and cheaper than buying both.
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