[TOM RENZO]

I am new to this computer stuff and i posted the right E mail address but it keeps changing the address when i post. I will try it again. Ford 2.3l Upper Intake Manifold

[pcfrisch]

Linky no worky...

[TOM RENZO]

Well sorry i cant do it Very frustrating i post it and it does not come up sorry TOM

[JudisStang]

Link worked for me... did you fix it, Pete?

I have no idea what I am looking at - but here it is:

[pcfrisch]

Originally Posted by JudisStang

Link worked for me... did you fix it, Pete?

Must have been my Karma.

Originally Posted by TOM RENZO

Well sorry i cant do it Very frustrating i post it and it does not come up sorry TOM

It's working now!

[JudisStang]

Hey Tom, you're not bad at this computer stuff! Keep trying, you're doing just fine!!

[b_chandler]

You finally started your own post. You'll be running the place before too long!

Those are very nice. That's about what I've got in mind for mine. I'm thinking I want to do a short radius 90 off of the lower intake 180 deg. from stock, then roll another 90 to face forward that would put the throttle body about between the alternator (big 3G sucker) and inner fender. I figured I'd just fab up a bracket to support it off of the alt/ps pump bracket.

At least that 's what's in my head. It's a scary place there sometimes

[Dana W]

Me have linky work. Nice parts.

Uh, that's not an email address, it's a URL or web address aka LINK. Um, wait. An email address is just a URL isn't it. Never mind. Cheezie Luizzie, 25 years programming and I still get lost. Don't worry Tom. To us old mainframe programmers this web and PC stuff is just monkey jibberish. We're in the same boat.

I've noticed when trying to post a link to a particular item on a web catalog page, the link will sometimes fail. Often you will have to back up to the catalog page the item is on to capture the address. I think, hell what do I know. I'm still wonderin' why my usb drive doesn't make a whirring noise.

[TOM RENZO]

This computer stuff is like brain surgery. Well i make my own uppers from plates that i buy from a macnine shop. But i found these and i have no idea how. But i like them and figured i would pass the site on. They look great. Hope you guys like them. I am going to order one and see what gives. I think they are cool. This is my first post and i have absolutely no idea how i did it.

[TOM RENZO]

Hi chandler. That is exactly what i did in my coupe. It took me forever to fab it. But these uppers look great. I am going to call the DUDE and see what he can make for NA and turbo engines. WOW first thread life is GOOD

[lilcobra 93lx]

Congrats Tom I like these uppers too it's a lot like I had in mind
Jim

[Dana W]

Originally Posted by TOM RENZO

This computer stuff is like brain surgery.

I agree. Never do your own.

Originally Posted by TOM RENZO

Well i make my own uppers from plates that i buy from a macnine shop. But i found these and i have no idea how. But i like them and figured i would pass the site on. They look great. Hope you guys like them. I am going to order one and see what gives. I think they are cool.

I don't even have a V6 and I like 'em. Whenever I see a new approach to intake runners, I can't help but think how utterly cool individual spun intake runners would look on a 4.6. I know there are alternatives to the plastic fantastic snake maze, but one to satisfy the esthetic side of me hasn't been made yet. I am kinda right brained. It has to work but it has to look like it's working too.

[NavySVO]

Originally Posted by Dana W

I don't even have a V6 and I like 'em.

Um, it's for an inline 4 cylinder.......

[Dana W]

Originally Posted by NavySVO

Um, it's for an inline 4 cylinder.......

Well, who stole the other 2?