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ANYONE USE THE INTAKE FROM KAR KRAFT WITH THE ALUMINUM CROSSOVER??

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#1 ·
JUST WONDERING IF IT WILL WK ON A 99 AND UP STANG AND IF SO WHER TO GET THE CROSSOVER OR THE PART # FOR IT :)
 
#2 ·
You have to replace the entire intake manifold. The aluminum portion bolts on to the plastic portion fromt the bottom. The plastic around the coolant ports is about 3/16" thick. Also, the '02 setup includes new throttle body and t/b spacer. Couldn't tell you what the difference is, and no one could tell me when I posted on this subject about 6 weeks ago. If you don't plan on going with a Bullitt intake, you should do this "mod". I've got pic's of the new intake if you'd like to see some.
 
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This was posted a while back. I don't really think it would do any good for a 99 up, the intake is the same from what I read. The only good thing about it is that if you use it on a headswapped car you have the perfect place to mount the other water temp sensor, instead of using a t fitting or "ghetto rigging" it.

Do a search under Randy Stichcomb, he supplied alot of info about it.
 
#6 ·
Eric,
Be careful about buying that intake. While it comes with the throttle body and elbow, it doesn't have the aluminum coolant crossover. I have one customer who bought one and we're having a hell of a time finding just the coolant section. Not sure if it's even available seperately. Let me know if you need an intake though. I've got a couple of spares left over from headswap kits that ended up with Bullitt intakes. Let me know if I can help.
 
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I believe the crossover is an '01 Explorer application. There is benefit to using this. It's only a matter of time 'til the plasti-junk that's on there now erodes and leaks. The aluminum crossover prevents this.
 
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What's with the image posting? Why is it showing up with an "Angelfire" banner?
 
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