rygen
02-28-2009, 06:44 PM
Anyone got some preliminary reports on this thing? Anyone place a pre-order? I heard there is a 27rwhp gain with this?
Here are the details:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/images/machined%20intake%205.jpg
Source:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/05_3v.html
2005+ C&L 3-VALVE MUSTANG INTAKE MANIFOLD
COMING VERY SOON!
C&L 3V Intake Manifold (U.S. Patent No. D580,547)
Product Update 02/02/09 The entire first run of manifolds are finished, and dyno testing for different configurations is currently underway. Testing on a COMPLETELY stock vehicle with full factory exhaust has shown solid improvements in the upper RPM range. We have found that the plenum/manifold total volume has a definite effect on power throughout the entire RPM range, so we made some final changes to the plenum cover mold last month.
We also have tested a single blade throttle body (which will not fit on the factory intake) and it has shown additional gains of anywhere between 4 to 8 HP (above 4,200 RPM) over the factory throttle body.
We will be testing other throttle bodies as well, but we feel that the single blade throttle body is going to outperform all of the traditional "dual bore" throttle bodies. Due to the cost and additional tuning requirements for the single blade throttle body, it might only be an option for those who are looking to pick up every last bit of additional power. The addition of the new intake manifold does require special tuning adjustments, once we have these optimized, and are satisfied that we have found the ideal combination, then we will be publishing our results here on the website.
The fact that we are able to obtain solid improvements on a completely stock application is a strong indication that this product is going to REALLY shine on higher horsepower applications. We will be posting results from multiple vehicle applications, so keep an eye on our website for updates. The information provided on this page is intended to disclose our findings during the development of this product, so that our customers will FULLY understand what can and can not be expected from an aftermarket intake developed for this application.
I found some other threads on it:
http://www.modularfords.com/forums/showthread.php?t=129436
http://s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9464&highlight=c%26l
ation.
Here are the details:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/images/machined%20intake%205.jpg
Source:
http://www.cnlperformance.com/05_3v.html
2005+ C&L 3-VALVE MUSTANG INTAKE MANIFOLD
COMING VERY SOON!
C&L 3V Intake Manifold (U.S. Patent No. D580,547)
Product Update 02/02/09 The entire first run of manifolds are finished, and dyno testing for different configurations is currently underway. Testing on a COMPLETELY stock vehicle with full factory exhaust has shown solid improvements in the upper RPM range. We have found that the plenum/manifold total volume has a definite effect on power throughout the entire RPM range, so we made some final changes to the plenum cover mold last month.
We also have tested a single blade throttle body (which will not fit on the factory intake) and it has shown additional gains of anywhere between 4 to 8 HP (above 4,200 RPM) over the factory throttle body.
We will be testing other throttle bodies as well, but we feel that the single blade throttle body is going to outperform all of the traditional "dual bore" throttle bodies. Due to the cost and additional tuning requirements for the single blade throttle body, it might only be an option for those who are looking to pick up every last bit of additional power. The addition of the new intake manifold does require special tuning adjustments, once we have these optimized, and are satisfied that we have found the ideal combination, then we will be publishing our results here on the website.
The fact that we are able to obtain solid improvements on a completely stock application is a strong indication that this product is going to REALLY shine on higher horsepower applications. We will be posting results from multiple vehicle applications, so keep an eye on our website for updates. The information provided on this page is intended to disclose our findings during the development of this product, so that our customers will FULLY understand what can and can not be expected from an aftermarket intake developed for this application.
I found some other threads on it:
http://www.modularfords.com/forums/showthread.php?t=129436
http://s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9464&highlight=c%26l
ation.