cold air Intake
just place the cone in the right spot...dont make the piping too long or too short...you should be good
just know that intake does nothing without stepped up exhaust. and depending on how much extra air you are taking on you might wann step up your injectors
just know that intake does nothing without stepped up exhaust. and depending on how much extra air you are taking on you might wann step up your injectors
Originally Posted by svo/ranger/stx
^how can i integrade the IAC into a home made cold air intake?^
-Mike
Originally Posted by mx98ranger
swap to a 5.0
Anyway for the cold air and the problem with the IAC position I may have found a solution to the problem, the 4cyl mustangs have the IAC on the throttle body so if that bolts up to the upper intake on the ranger you could just extend the wiring to the IAC and make the intake. I have a 4cyl mustang thats getting converted to a 5.0 so I'm going to take the throttle body and try it, if it works I'll post it up hopfully with pics.
-Mike
Hey man I just picked up an '85 with the 2.3l if I figure out some sort of cold air for it I'll let you know, and if you figure anything out could you fill me in? Thanks
swap to a 5.0
I just want to know if it's possible to fit the 95 throttle body, so I won't have to go through the trouble of making a new intake. If it doesn't then I'll just go ahead and try to make my own intake. I just want to avoid the hassle if I can.
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