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Old 02-26-2006, 05:54 PM   #10
mudchucker
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Default Re: Gt-40 intake

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Originally Posted by BowTie Eater 5 Liter
there are better intakes on the market, but unless youve got heads, they will not be the bottleneck in the system. if you had some afr's the holley might be a better intake(i think its supposed to be one of the best right now???) but it costs considerably more

Actually my engine is at the race shop right now having head work done, along with a cam and a good balancing.
i have been lurking around ebay, and i see a lot of new (replica) cobra intakes. do those flow better than a regular gt-40?
sorry for all the questions, i just want to make sure i am making an informed decision the first time.
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