Can you guys post pics of any Explorer or GT-40 intakes

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  1. Roland69 Sergeant Tangnet

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    uh....well....I am going to have to go with a NO on that one...sorry!:D
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    ooo, im actually repainting my explorer upper right now. I gotta take some pictures of it. I'm loving the way it looks.
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    Just feelin like a punk and wanted to be a jerk:D
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    is that much better than stock or would it be worth my while to spend more money and get something better. I can get teh same intake and the 65mm TB for a decent price but if it's only a little better than stock would it even be worth my time
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    The Explorer flows 220 CFM, much better than stock. The Explorer and GT 40 flow almost the same. I would highly recommend the swap.
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    Here's a real GT40 intake - the tubular kind:

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    The tubular one looks cooler for ****zle.
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    i think the tubular one looks cheap.................dont like it at all. i got my explorer intake for 175 with the throttle body and everything.
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    I love the tubular GT40, especailly when polished. I think it's the coolest looking intake you can put on a 5.0!
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    I'm fond of the Cobra intake over the other GT40 and explorer. I just got done painting mine so it will be ready for when I get done with the H/C/I swap.
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    Theres no difference but looks...............
  16. Foxfan88 My Grandpa has great wood.

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    from what i have gathered over the years...

    all 3, the cobra, gt-40 and explorer all share the exact SAME lower, and the uppers are withing 2-3 cfm of each other.
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    How much power could you make with gt40p heads ported, ported cobra intake, 70mm throttle body, 1.7 rockers, x303 cam? All this on a 306 with a 9.5:1 compression ration? This is for a friend with an 87 t-top gt.
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    I have one painted tomatch my car,all I have are crappy phone pics taken right aftre the install but w/e and I've done some cleaning/painting since these were taken

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    I would NOT recommend that setup unless those heads are matched to that cam and rockers. GT40's do not flow past .500 lift, my set up right now is 1.7's and an E303 cam. An X303 with 1.7's is gonna be way overkill for the GT40P's. My total lift is .528, and I have a way smaller cam than the X303. If I went with 1.6's or do the variation with 1.6's on intake and 1.7's on exhaust I would see better results. But as for power, I would like to say I have around 250-260 at the wheels.
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    What about ecam on GT40p? That isn't too much cam is it or should I start looking into getting some valve springs put in?

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