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Old 05-06-2012, 11:03 AM   #1
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Boss intake installed!

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I installed my boss intake and x pipe last night,
Thing is a monster now, Can't wait to take it to the track this weekend!

I would like to thank all the users here that have posted valuable info about the intake, made install a lot easier and didn't run into many problems.

Note for anyone planning on installing the boss intake: You definitely need safety goggles when removing the fuel feed line and be extra careful when mounting the purge valve on the front of the block as to make sure it is oriented correctly to where the electrical connection will reach and the plastic is semi delicate so don't break it! Lol

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I love my boss manifold. Couldn't be any happier with it.

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Looks good. Love my boss also.



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I installed my boss intake and x pipe last night,
Thing is a monster now, Can't wait to take it to the track this weekend!

I would like to thank all the users here that have posted valuable info about the intake, made install a lot easier and didn't run into many problems.

Note for anyone planning on installing the boss intake: You definitely need safety goggles when removing the fuel feed line and be extra careful when mounting the purge valve on the front of the block as to make sure it is oriented correctly to where the electrical connection will reach and the plastic is semi delicate so don't break it! Lol
Did u keep the stock cold air and which tune did u use? Do u feel like it lost torque but gained it back up top?
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Did u keep the stock cold air and which tune did u use? Do u feel like it lost torque but gained it back up top?
I didn't really feel any noticeable torque loss. With the amount of gains u get up top whatever was lost isn't even an issue.
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Looks good. Love my boss also.
I love your Paxton lol

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Did u keep the stock cold air and which tune did u use? Do u feel like it lost torque but gained it back up top?
I did retain the stock air intake, used a bama 91 race tune(no 93 in my area), and I can barely tell that there is a loss of torque, I love how it smoothed out the power band too. And yes the high end surge of power from around 5 or 6 all the way to 7800 is awesome. Definitely makes up for the minuit amount of torque loss.
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Re: Boss intake installed!

What redline does bama usually set with the boss intake on NA?
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I'm not sure what they set it for if it's stock or if you don't ask, but I had to ask them specifically on the tune specifics form for 7800.
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Is their #8 cylinder warranty still in effect if the rev limit is raised? I believe my tune is set at 7,500rpm from bama however im going to call them up to raise it as well.
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Do you have any good links to a thorough install? I'm doing one this week, late model restoration did one but I like getting different approaches lol
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Do you have any good links to a thorough install? I'm doing one this week, late model restoration did one but I like getting different approaches lol
Here ya go.
Install of the Boss 302 intake manifold!
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Is their #8 cylinder warranty still in effect if the rev limit is raised? I believe my tune is set at 7,500rpm from bama however im going to call them up to raise it as well.
Not sure but I'm not too worried about it.
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Not sure but I'm not too worried about it.
I imagine it would be unless they said it wasn't.
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I imagine it would be unless they said it wasn't.
I'd assume the opposite...
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I'd assume the opposite...
You assume that AM would revoke a written warranty without any clause in said warranty stating the conditions would do so, and without any written or verbal notification that it had been voided? Exactly why would you assume that?
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You assume that AM would revoke a written warranty without any clause in said warranty stating the conditions would do so, and without any written or verbal notification that it had been voided? Exactly why would you assume that?
I would verify if they'd still cover it if you ask them to tweak the tune certain ways than they usually would*
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Re: Boss intake installed!

Very nice!
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I'm installing mine this Weekend!
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I'm installing mine this Weekend!
Nice ... let me make one suggestion though. I found it a lot easier to install the fuel rails/injectors after the manifold was seated. Try it whatever way you like, but I had a really hard time trying to put the assembly in whole.
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Any advice is appreciated. I'll try that!
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Any advice is appreciated. I'll try that!
When I put the fuel rail/injector assembly back in with the manifold in place, I had to start with them almost upside down, slip it in front of the throttle body opening and just flip it down into place. Worked for me, but some people have had good luck putting it on as one piece as well.
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Just got mine on. Love it!!!
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Sweet! Where'd you get the fuel rail covers? Did you pay the ridiculous 150+ or did you find a cheap solution?
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Sweet! Where'd you get the fuel rail covers? Did you pay the ridiculous 150+ or did you find a cheap solution?
I got connections fool, lol. My dyno guy gets parts at cost thru ford. He hooked it up. I wanted it to look clean. Dont like it without them.
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Lol nice man, I would like to get a set but a couple pieces of plastic for the price is pretty bad. Definitely looks better with them tho.
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Lol nice man, I would like to get a set but a couple pieces of plastic for the price is pretty bad. Definitely looks better with them tho.
They are not plastic. They are actually solid high density foam.
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Holy crap.... That's even worse lol jk
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Holy crap.... That's even worse lol jk
The sad thing is, the one cost a third of what the other does.

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