This pan from Homedepot works great $13, 3 Foot long X 2foot wide 8 inch deep holds 20 gal.
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I ordered 301A package for drag mod because not doing a tune for now and the drag mod works Great! But I am keeping my eye on 2 closed CAIs but I have been burned twice in the past with no gains. Her are two I am waiting to see if anyone tries them...
I have tried 2 no tune CAI in the past I do a lot of 1/4 racing. 1 had no gain at the track after many attempts the 2nd one ( not mentioning the brands) I lost a tenth and 1 MPH which is a car length slower.That`s when I insulated the stock air box with AFE filter for my lowest ET. I never used...
Yes! Very much! I did open most the holes in the front air inlet with a drill first then cleaned up with a dermal for improved air flow. I did this while I had the air box out for insulation so I was able to put the shop vac hose in to back side of grill to catch all the trimming pieces.I run...
I did not want to do a tune so I went with removing the air box and using insulation from HomeDepot and a drop in AFE filter. With this and M/T DRS I am running 11.78 At 119 in Fl heat. 3:55`s and drag mod.
Thanks .. $2,987 I got a good deal my brother inlaw at that time was sales manager at the local small town Ford. I had a lot fun with that Mustang for many years and to many to count after that. Still racing and enjoying our Mustang`s!
Thanks, Your right I started drag racing in 1968, a 68 Mustang GT 428 CJ with to many mods to list and it ran 11.90 that was fast back then. Now a 3900 lb small block stock N/A is faster! A pic of RBS550 in training working on the big block Mustang...
Thanks, It was a test and tune night and my first time on the track in 12 years I was watching the tach instead for best RPM but yes it would be a great bracket car with good lights! I got back out again for a 11.78 @ 119.19 the 60 ft still bad some ET still there maybe next time! Still stock...