70mm throttle body and in the fender intake for $99.99, Should I do it?

2004_Screaming_Yellow_GT · October 21st, 2009, 04:17 AM

I found this website with 70mm throttle body and intake for 99-04 Mustang GT's for $99.99

I have a shitty intake now, and its NOT the in-the-fender one, so I'm thinking it's an upgrade to the better intake and the bigger throttle body.

and then I could sell my old intake,

what do you guys say? is it worth it? next mod would be steeda underdrive pulleys, then I want 3.73 gears/steeda tri-ax and roush shifter/knob.

DickH · October 21st, 2009, 04:55 AM

fender intake = puddles own you. You already have a CAI, you wont gain from the fender intake. Also, the most gain from upgrading your intake would be a plenum, Also skip the underdrive pulleys, to do it right you have to get sfi approved pulleys, and they cost too much for what you gain, better off getting a stewart water pump, that is my recommendation. Get something like this if you have to spend 100 bucks on your car right now. 02-04 MUSTANG GT 2V 4.6 INTAKE SPACER UPPER PLENUM KIT:eBay Motors (item 290360234295 end time Oct-25-09 13:45:48 PDT)

Molitor · October 21st, 2009, 06:55 AM

you get what you pay for, a $100 TB is prob gonna suck balls and cause problems

October 21st, 2009, 04:17 AM	#1
2004_Screaming_Yellow_GT Regular 2004 Mustang GT - 5 Speed Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Nebraska Posts: 59 iTrader: 0 reviews	70mm throttle body and in the fender intake for $99.99, Should I do it? I found this website with 70mm throttle body and intake for 99-04 Mustang GT's for $99.99 I have a shitty intake now, and its NOT the in-the-fender one, so I'm thinking it's an upgrade to the better intake and the bigger throttle body. and then I could sell my old intake, what do you guys say? is it worth it? next mod would be steeda underdrive pulleys, then I want 3.73 gears/steeda tri-ax and roush shifter/knob. __________________ Cold Air Intake Magnaflow Offroad X-Pipe Magnaflow Catback Mach1 Grille Delete Mach1 Chin Spoiler Mach1 Spoiler 18x9&18x10 FR500's 265's&285's SCT X3 Tuner *Eibach Pro Kit

October 21st, 2009, 04:55 AM	#2
DickH MM Fanatic 2003 gt 5.4 32v on the way Join Date: May 2007 Location: Omaha Posts: 4,192 iTrader: 2 reviews	fender intake = puddles own you. You already have a CAI, you wont gain from the fender intake. Also, the most gain from upgrading your intake would be a plenum, Also skip the underdrive pulleys, to do it right you have to get sfi approved pulleys, and they cost too much for what you gain, better off getting a stewart water pump, that is my recommendation. Get something like this if you have to spend 100 bucks on your car right now. 02-04 MUSTANG GT 2V 4.6 INTAKE SPACER UPPER PLENUM KIT:eBay Motors (item 290360234295 end time Oct-25-09 13:45:48 PDT) __________________ 2003 Mustang gt - usual mods - slowly working on 5.4 swap 2004 srt4 - Stock DD/winter beater Click here for your tuning needs Before asking a gearing related question click THIS link and enjoy all your saved time.

October 21st, 2009, 06:55 AM	#3
Molitor Enthusiast 2004 Mustang Mach 1 1994 Dodge Ram 5.9L 4WD 1976 Monte Carlo Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Winona, Minnesota Posts: 804 Blog Entries: 1 iTrader: 0 reviews	you get what you pay for, a $100 TB is prob gonna suck balls and cause problems __________________ Military Crew MM Sapper Squad Zombie Killing Club Member #4 Black Stang Crew Member #5

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