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thanks for the insight david, much appreciated..

my basic plenum question now, is the smaller nizpro one, or the larger process west or plazmaman on going to give better throttle response and mid range torque?

cheers

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no idea, looks bigger but.. never seen volumes for either of them

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Totaly agree people,any plenum is better then factory set up,Ford was forced to choke this engines output for ovious reasons ,all these would perform very similarly. As far as their size ?size would affect bottom ,mid or top end response,its the sum of the many parts that determines efficiency and final result,my aim like many forum members is to do this at a reasonable price , not just throw money at people !

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good luck with that question... I reckon there might be some secrecy around that... but just by looking at em on computer, the process west looks a little larger and id have a stab and say around 7 litres as it looks close to another one ive seen on the fordmods forum made by ebs4l from greenslade eng...

here tis...

http://www.fordmods.com/forums/viewtopic.p...=plenum+typhoon

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there was a little info on plenum size and its effects in f6 utes plenum therom thread im pretty sure

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Cheers, looks about the same...

Would a larger plenum ie 7litres hurt the low down grunt?

tell ya what ill do bud, when I bolt my new process west plenum on next week ill let ya know how good it really is, how bout that?

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