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So word is ....that you can install a ported intake and dont need a tune??? for the 18-23 mustang if you install a ported 18+ intake you dont wont need a tune but will benefit more if you got a tune ...according to Palm Beach Dyno .... dont know if anyone has ever tried it .
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What ported intake?

Does some company make one?
 

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It will work without a tune.

I would want to see a flow bench chart on the finished manifold. Easy to screw one up.
 

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Of course you are gonna benefit from a tune… no matter if you’re stock or not. I’m sure you can add a ported IM and the pcm will adjust to what it sees just like when adding LTH headers. But if you don’t have a tune and add a ported IM a tuner maybe able to squeeze out more that what the pcm changes turn out to be.
 

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Agreed … Palm beach is claiming 10-15 hp … now is 600$ worth that? Maybe if you got supporting mods that will eventually go with it
 

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Of course you are gonna benefit from a tune… no matter if you’re stock or not. I’m sure you can add a ported IM and the pcm will adjust to what it sees just like when adding LTH headers. But if you don’t have a tune and add a ported IM a tuner maybe able to squeeze out more that what the pcm changes turn out to be.
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Yes, the PCM can certainly adjust for the slight increase in air volume through the lambda O2 sensors and MAF.
 

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I highly doubt you'll see any benefits from a tune for a ported intake. Unless you know EXACTLY how much volume was added compared to stock. That's the only thing the tune cares about.
 

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The engine cares about flow balance.
I said tune, which doesn't care about flow balance. cause you know.. the front feed engines we have.

Anyways.. have yet to see flow sheets on any ported manifold. Plus, they're always done at 28" vac. Even at idle you ain't getting more than 21" vac or so. Hogged out intake ports leave a large step on the cylinder port head. which IMO causes more of a restriction. Unless of course one PORT MATCHES. That involves scribe marks ,machinist dye & a very skilled hand. All those 8-10hp gains you see are probably due to a rpm bump on those 'revised tunes' or simple variations. Weather/dyno/whatever. Even funnier are those claiming 50+ hp increase. Guys who really know what they are doing will get you 5-10 hp per/ cylinder. But that involves doing both the intake/exhaust ports + intake manifold ports + port match intake to cylinder head.
 

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There have been a few dyno shoot outs, on YouTube, that have shown that on model years 18+ a ported intake doesn’t do anything for power gains. Maybe they where doing it wrong🤷🏼‍♂️ but there was no discernible difference. Will a tune be able to extract anything? Maybe and if I’m going to go down that road, then I’m getting a bigger TB, full exhaust, bigger injectors with an E85 tune.
 

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well ...there you're wrong, the Gen 3 intake on a Gen1-2 Coyote has shown to get good gains on prior coyote motors ...and the Gen 3 intake is probably by price the best intake you can have for a coyote motor. the Boss is out dated, CJ intake is too damn expensive for very little gains over a gen 3 intake.. and the gt350 and the gen 3 intakes are almost identical already ...the gen 3 intake was based off the gt350 intake manifold. VMP shown this in videos already.
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