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silverbullet05
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intake manifolds
i have an 05 sxt 2.0 neon and was curious if a 03-05 r/t manifold will fit my neon, does it bolt up correctly? if so would u see any hp out of it. 
The search button is your friend. So is the FAQ section.
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The second topic covers intakes, starting with the Magnum. It has all the info you could need.
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The second topic covers intakes, starting with the Magnum. It has all the info you could need.
If I could just figure out how to meld the Outback and the Neon into one car...


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intake bolts from a DOHC 1st gen, or a SOHC 1st gen with aluminum intake manifold will work.
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x2.Mopar00Neon wrote:intake bolts from a DOHC 1st gen, or a SOHC 1st gen with aluminum intake manifold will work.
So I have heard.
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-1998 2-dr SOHC MTX= 57mm TB; Maddog STS
-2000 Ply.LX w/MTX = Maddog STS; CAI; 2.5 exh.; 60mm T/B
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-2000 Ply.LX w/MTX = Maddog STS; CAI; 2.5 exh.; 60mm T/B
-2001 ATX w/Syked PCM + Magnum header
-2001 ACR w/SRT T/B bored out to 55mm
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6 head to IM bolts are M6X1.00X25 dodge p/n# 6506575AA $1.56 a piece (i got mine from autozone)
two map sensor mounting screws 6504789 $0.90 a piece (NEED THESE, old ones from a plastic intake won't work)
intake maniflod to head gasket is $3.66 (NEED this as your plastic manifold uses o-ring like gaskets)
two map sensor mounting screws 6504789 $0.90 a piece (NEED THESE, old ones from a plastic intake won't work)
intake maniflod to head gasket is $3.66 (NEED this as your plastic manifold uses o-ring like gaskets)

in the middle of a DOHC and MTX swap and going with an ASP kit pwered by the S259 batmowheel
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For the record, the stock bolts worked for me. But 90 cents isn't a bad deal if for some reason they don't.stdlystdmufn wrote:two map sensor mounting screws 6504789 $0.90 a piece (NEED THESE, old ones from a plastic intake won't work)
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if you look at the two bolts side by side there is a pretty big difference the plastic mani bolts are more like self tapping screws and the mag map bolts are more like a screw that goes in eyeglass frames only bigger.LionheartedSXT wrote:For the record, the stock bolts worked for me. But 90 cents isn't a bad deal if for some reason they don't.stdlystdmufn wrote:two map sensor mounting screws 6504789 $0.90 a piece (NEED THESE, old ones from a plastic intake won't work)

in the middle of a DOHC and MTX swap and going with an ASP kit pwered by the S259 batmowheel
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You can solve these problems easily with 5 min at a harware store and 6 or $7 in hardware. No dealer fasteners needed here.
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Actually it is bad. They're 10 cents at the hardware store, and that's already 3x as much as it should cost.
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4. Fix car
5. Consume beer of job well done