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JPC Racing brought a whole gaggle of 2011 Mustang parts to PRI, and also a few new 3-valve pieces. First up for the 3-valves is JPC’s intake manifold that is designed to fit underneath the stock hood. The intake manifold is sold in both cast or polished billet. It features a larger and longer runner design that will pick up 40+ horsepower on boosted applications and 20+ horsepower on naturally aspirated motors.
For the 2011 Mustang fans, JPC has a complete, modular header-back system. That means you can swap out any particular piece (headers, X-pipe and axle back) over your stock parts, which is great for people upgrading on a budget. The exhaust is constructed out of 304 stainless steel that is 2.5-inches in diameter. The X-pipe comes in catted or non-catted versions and the mufflers are an oval, straight through design. The headers are also 304 stainless steel with 18 gauge 1-3/4-inch primaries – 1-7/8ths-inch primaries will be available shortly.
Other pieces include 4-valve re-ground camshaft options for boosted or naturally aspirated power. These re-grinds will utilize all stock valvetrain components. To compliment the cams, JPC offers a Stage One CNC port and polish job that uses the OEM valves, springs, locks, and retainers. It also comes with a five-angle valve job. For all you drag race fans, there is a direct-fit line lock that comes with re-routed lines. Rounding out the 2011 Mustang new products is the rear upper control arms. These feature giant 3/4-inch grade eight hardware for maximum strength and are also fully adjustable.
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