How to make 400hp N/A
If that doesn't get you there, you'll be really close, and the F.A.S.T. intake manifold will more than likely put you at those power levels you're looking for.
Granted, you'll be in the same warranty issue boat as you would if you went S/C, and you may be able to save money by going S/C, so it's up to you to decide.
But you've got a good place to start.
Oh, and add some 4.10's to that to make the driving experience even funner!
Make sure you get a dyno tune too once you get the cams! You'll want to be checking your A/F at that point.
And don't buy one of the intakes that says "No tune required". Get a JLT or a C&L if you want to get the most gains as possible.
Here's my detailed mod list: C&L Racer w/ Brenspeed 93 Octane Tune,Motoblue Udp's,Hooker SuperComp Headers, Steeda CMDP's, Stg. 3 Comp Cams, FRPP 4:10 Gears, And Meizere Electric Water Pump. 340rwhp can be done w/o Ported Cylinder Heads.
It's possible IMO, but not probable.
Why not,Brenspeed did it w/o Heads,they did it with every mod I have on my future mod list with the exception of a mid-pipe. See:Comp Cams 127300 Cam Test 2005 2006 2007 Mustang GT
Well,I don't feel like swapping the mid-pipe each year,so that is why I want to keep the stock mid pipe.Also the stock mid-pipe flows well enough that there's no need for a new one(only 8-10hp gain from a aftermarket mid-pipe anyway,so it is not worth the swap).
I will add the mods that I listed besides cams first,dyno it,and see where I am rwhp wise(I am shooting for 310-315rwhp w/o cams),and if I don't even get close to reaching my rwhp goal with cams,which is 340-350rwhp,then heads might be an option.
Also,I found out that you have approximately 352hp at the crank True HP. I was expecting that with the mods u have,you should be pushing 370-375 crankshaft hp.Out of all your mods,you only got 52hp over stock hp.
Did you dyno your car on a Mustang Dyno?
Also,I found out that you have approximately 352hp at the crank True HP. I was expecting that with the mods u have,you should be pushing 370-375 crankshaft hp.Out of all your mods,you only got 52hp over stock hp.
Did you dyno your car on a Mustang Dyno?
So we'll see how much PSI it can handle...
Huh?!?!?
What are you talking about?
Where have you been getting your ideas from?
Just because Brenspeed advertises as making 400+, doesn't mean that you will with the same mods. Every car is different, and he's got all the time in the world to tune it as lean as it needs to be to make those numbers.
Not implying that I don't trust or believe Brenspeed, but you need to read between the lines man!
It's going to take a lot of money to get to the 400 range while still staying N/A.
What state do you live in, because I find it weird that you won't swap out the mid pipe for emissions, but you think you'll pass with cams.
Again, where are you getting all your info?
It all depends on which heads you have and which mods you have as well. This is why it's important to not believe all the hype in magazines and things about gains.
Understand that the companies that advertise in MMFF, for example, pay for that advertisement. Due to that exchange of money, magazines will normally inflate the gains to make the product advertised seem more appealing.
Case in point, your COPs and TB...you thought you'd see big gains, likely from magazines or websites.
Find a few vendors that you can trust, and they will give you the real deal! If you ever have questions as to what are the best bang for your buck, or if certain parts really do put out the advertised gains, let me know, and I'll help you the best I can.
What ever you do, don't go out buying parts blindly! You'll waste a lot of money. Basically, most parts out there have already been installed on someone's car, and a review is out there somewhere. There have been plenty of "Buyer Beware" type of parts being sold, but people who don't know better still buy them.
Be careful, and spend your money wisely!
Understand that the companies that advertise in MMFF, for example, pay for that advertisement. Due to that exchange of money, magazines will normally inflate the gains to make the product advertised seem more appealing.
Case in point, your COPs and TB...you thought you'd see big gains, likely from magazines or websites.
Find a few vendors that you can trust, and they will give you the real deal! If you ever have questions as to what are the best bang for your buck, or if certain parts really do put out the advertised gains, let me know, and I'll help you the best I can.
What ever you do, don't go out buying parts blindly! You'll waste a lot of money. Basically, most parts out there have already been installed on someone's car, and a review is out there somewhere. There have been plenty of "Buyer Beware" type of parts being sold, but people who don't know better still buy them.
Be careful, and spend your money wisely!
I wish fuelairspark.com would update their site with info on that FAST intake. That's a pretty bold claim... can't wait to see someone like Brenspeed test it and possibly do a tech article on it. That puppy could be months down the line, tho.
Metroplex is suffering from a severe case of ricer math. Parts work together. Some parts make the effects of other parts less beneficial. If part 1 is advertised as making 20hp over stock and part 2 is advertised as making 10hp over stock, using part 1 and 2 together does NOT necessarily add 30hp over stock.



