Well, since C&L is right here in town, I went down there today to see about getting them to develop a Mach 1 kit.
Lee Bender, the owner, is quite personable, and was very eager to take on the project. I told him that my main concern was maintaining the functionality of the shaker, as well as my obvious interest in increasing the engine's output.
He started by taking a standard filter shroud from one of his 4.6 kits and cutting the teardrop shaped hole in it for the shaker ductwork. Then he began measuring it to see what changes were going to be necessary to achieve a good fit. It looks like an entirely new shroud is going to be required, so he is going to have one prototyped this week and I'm going back down for a test fit when he gets the part back.
Additionally, he is currently working on a cast aluminum inlet pipe to go between the TB and MAF. He currently makes them for everything except the 99-up 4v cars, but one is in the works and should hit shelves soon. It will fit the 99-01 Cobra as well as the Mach 1.
I'll be adding more to this post as development progresses, so stay tuned.
Lee Bender, the owner, is quite personable, and was very eager to take on the project. I told him that my main concern was maintaining the functionality of the shaker, as well as my obvious interest in increasing the engine's output.
He started by taking a standard filter shroud from one of his 4.6 kits and cutting the teardrop shaped hole in it for the shaker ductwork. Then he began measuring it to see what changes were going to be necessary to achieve a good fit. It looks like an entirely new shroud is going to be required, so he is going to have one prototyped this week and I'm going back down for a test fit when he gets the part back.
Additionally, he is currently working on a cast aluminum inlet pipe to go between the TB and MAF. He currently makes them for everything except the 99-up 4v cars, but one is in the works and should hit shelves soon. It will fit the 99-01 Cobra as well as the Mach 1.
I'll be adding more to this post as development progresses, so stay tuned.