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Old 12-08-04, 02:02 PM
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Marcus, where did you get your power pipe and how much cutting did you have to do to get it to fit. Also, did your S351 come with the motor set-back about an inch. Mine did. The power pipe I have would take alot of cutting to get it to fit, but it is for a T or YS-trim vortech. I'm doing the winter engine upgrades and I'm thinking about adding a power pipe. I'd like to make 600 rwhp with the new combo. I went with a new rotating assembly (Billet steel crank stock stroke, 6.125 h-beam rods, and custom pistons. ). I have another built shortblock that will be for sale soon.
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Old 12-08-04, 11:19 PM
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Scott,

Digital camera is at my office. I'll take a few detailed pics for you tomorrow. I opened up that oblong factory hole a bit more but totally stayed away from the shock tower and lined the hole with a open rubber grommet. Looks as close to factory as possible. The only drawback is most of the powerpipe is in the fender so you can't see much. I have the factory S-trim. I just drove my car the other day and man, what a difference. You won't be sorry. It has been the best improvement I have made so far. 2nd place would be the global west subframe connectors with seat supports and a close third was the coilovers. Drives like a completely different car. Best of all the GT3 guys can't get away from me anymore. I just sit on their asses. I don't think they want me to come along with them anymore and I'm still not done tuning. You will have 600 rwhp no problem with that combo.
Oh yea, I almost forgot. It is an Anderson part number AF-0102C

http://www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/ A new mass air bracket had to be made but was no big deal. It's cheapest directly from them.

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Old 12-09-04, 12:25 PM
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Joe at Chicane did my power pipe. Here's are a few pics http://www.saleenexcitement.com/Sale...S351/ulthm.htm
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Old 12-10-04, 12:07 AM
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Did Saleen ever open up this area on any of the cars. I know my fender apron was massaged from the factory to clear the inlet tube since the motor was set back an inch. I won't need the mass air bracket since I no longer use mass air. If I had room I would just install a filter right at the blower inlet. I just wouldn't have a place for the inlet temp sensor. I am now debating on what to do with the spare motor I will have.
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Old 12-10-04, 04:03 AM
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Yes, All of the blown cars have beat marks from the hammer. Oh yea, all of them have that slot cut where the motor sets a little farther back than stock. Out factory motor mounts are 83 convertible altered motor mounts. weird huh. that's the joke why on your engine bay plaque it says "hand crafted" later on it says "manufactured". I didn't have time for pic. will take tomorrow.
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Thanks. I would appreciate the photos
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Old 12-14-04, 12:39 AM
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Scott,
Pictures as promised. Sorry they are late.
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Old 12-14-04, 06:39 PM
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Thanks. That is getting to close to the shock towers fo me. I just had that whole area replaced and didn't want to cut that much again. Since I don't need a mass air metter I may figure a way to just install the filter right at the inlet.
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Old 12-14-04, 09:20 PM
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Thanks. That is getting to close to the shock towers fo me. I just had that whole area replaced and didn't want to cut that much again. Since I don't need a mass air metter I may figure a way to just install the filter right at the inlet.

what do you mean by " just had that whole area replaced " ????? Did you total your car?
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Old 12-15-04, 02:02 PM
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No. I had the battery apron area replaced because it had been cut for the xx-trim vortech that was on it when I bought the car. The car has never been wrecked. (Knock on wood!) I wish i could say the same for my Cobra R though. It spent a little to much time on the track!
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