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Old 04-09-2003, 04:29 PM   #7
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I'd suggest a Moroso kit, or some other fenderwell kit (C&L or Mac make them...don't have any experience with those). I'm not a big "ram air" kit fan. The intake scoop can suck up debri, or worse, water.

A larger TB will give you a little now, and much more later if you ever get deeper into the engine. I would go for a 65mm.

Is your stang speed density? Don't know about SD mods, but for MAF, a 76mm meter is what I run.

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