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Have a 21GT 10R80 and soon adding a ESS G3.

Curious if I should stick with my stock IM or run a boss?
ported or non?

I’ve talked to 7-8 guys at the track (drag strip) and read several threads who all run different manifolds with their setup and curious which is optimal?

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18 and up is really good. The GT350 is supposed to be a TAD bit better, but you have to ask yourself if the juice is worth the squeeze.
 
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Why? IMRC on the coyote does nothing to rob power
Most tuners will lock them out in the tune with centri/turbo setups.

Keep stock manifold. 18+ factory manifolds are pretty solid even NA and the differences in manifolds are less apparent under boost
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