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2011-2014 Mustang Talk
Cheaper to go forced induction than stay NA?
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<blockquote data-quote="08fordgt" data-source="post: 14790226" data-attributes="member: 129604"><p>I wonder how hard it is to go 10s with a manual NA. Also why is it nobody talks about the bbk longtubes? They're only $550. Is the power difference from the more expensive headers drastic? And the cj intake combo can be had for $1390 which is a little cheaper than stated earlier. It is expensive but when going for NA power it adds more top end power and rpm than the boss/stock gt mani.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="08fordgt, post: 14790226, member: 129604"] I wonder how hard it is to go 10s with a manual NA. Also why is it nobody talks about the bbk longtubes? They're only $550. Is the power difference from the more expensive headers drastic? And the cj intake combo can be had for $1390 which is a little cheaper than stated earlier. It is expensive but when going for NA power it adds more top end power and rpm than the boss/stock gt mani. [/QUOTE]
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