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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 4,155
Hard-core CEG\'er
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Hard-core CEG\'er
Joined: Dec 2003
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Originally posted by promiscio: Originally posted by Pre98: I've only had experience with installing an SVT Throttle Body on my car, but the Upper Intake Manifold is a direct swap. The Lower Intake Manifold has a bit more work to it because of the different fuel rail designs between model years. There's adequate information at SPMotorsports.com (it's been a while, but I remember them selling a kit for the SVT LIM with fuel rail and injectors).
In my opinion (take it as you wish ) I'd swap a 3 liter engine into my car before I'd swap the internals (or all) of an SVT 2.5L Duratec.
Did the throttle body change make any improvement?
Yes, the throttle body swap definately opens better and my car pulls a bit harder. Though, the Cold Air Intake and Exhaust may have a bit to do with how -much- of a pull that my car gained in power, where perhaps it wouldn't be as much of a pull if the rest were stock. Anyone wanna chime in?
Anyway, post up some pics of the car when you get the chance!
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