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Message: [QUOTE="Ford_Fan1, post: 1164065, member: 16499"] Like it has been said before, the ported intake manifold is whats called a "supporting mod" meaning that its intention is not necessarily specifically designed to turn a stock truck into a street truck, rather this mod helps support other mods done to the truck. EX: bigger injectors or turbo- by running either of these options, their will be more airflow required/ produced by the truck and with that being said, then the factory intake manifold becomes somewhat of a restriction. Sure there are many other restrictions in the pressurized turbo system but I would see removing any restriction as a gain in my book. So lets recap: A ported intake when coupled with other mods can be a great investment to give a slight bump in HP/tq, help to control EGT's and really help the other mods function at full capability. On a truck that is mostly factory, the intake manifold would be a great option for people fighting EGT's or with plans to one day get into bigger mods. As for supplying a huge seat of the pants difference in HP, there are other options that are less costly out there. [/QUOTE]

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