Boss manifold going on

[beefcake]

I have an extra mmr just sitting here waiting for a hood.....

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[mustang_guy]

I have an extra mmr just sitting here waiting for a hood.....

I thought the mmr fits under the stock hood fine. Im confused.

You should put it on your shop car with the JT-B! Id love to see the before and after

 

[beefcake]

I haven't tried, but we were going to do it the same time as the Watson hood

 

[Grimace427]

Thanks Gents for the advice. Grimace, I would like to see the pics, I read on it over on SVT. I think your route may be a bit safer and what is needed.

http://www.fastfordmuscle.com/index.php/topic/1171-porting-boss-intake/page-2

 

[Grimace427]

I cleaned them up a little more after that but didn't get another photo of it, easier to tell where I worked the intake with it rough.

 

[Dustin GI]

Thanks Grimace

 

[Nanashii]

Just waiting on the JLT at this point, I expect it very soon.

You are doing before/after dyno pulls?

 

[Dustin GI]

Unfortunately I can't do any dyno pulls, I have been unable to locate a dyno where I live.

 

[z06psi]

I see you are in Germany. I used to live in Ramstein and Augsburg both. I know there is a dyno shop in Stuttgart.

 

[Dustin GI]

Awseome, do you know where in Stuttgart? Is it at a car dealer? or a privately owned shop?

 

[Dustin GI]

Ok, so I found one, I will not be doing a before, but I will do an after. It is about 2.5 hours away.

 

[z06psi]

Look these guys up.

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[Nanashii]

Go to www.dynojet.com -> Dyno Centers Tab -> Automotive Dyno Centers -> next to Intl: type Germany and 500 or 1000 for the distance and then look at the map.

I think these two shops are closest to you.

http://www.dynojet.com/DynoCenters/Dynojet-center-details.aspx?Address=Max-Planch-Str.+22bFriedrichsdorf,Germany&ShopOrLocationName=695&AddressValLat=50.25999&AddressValLong=8.65551&ShopType=Automotive%20Dyno%20Center&Int=1

http://www.dynojet.com/DynoCenters/Dynojet-center-details.aspx?Address=Ludwigsburger+Str+42Tamm,Germany&ShopOrLocationName=694&AddressValLat=48.92074&AddressValLong=9.13524&ShopType=Automotive%20Dyno%20Center&Int=1

 

[Dustin GI]

will do, thanks

 

[Grimace427]

Even if you don't have a before dyno pull, being able to see the powerband over RPM's would be very useful. Seeing where power falls off or how early torque builds is valuable info even if the numbers can't be directly compared to anything.

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