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Hint on what upgrade is going to happen
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Vwalla! Looks crazy :-D
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that intake = crap
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tunnel ram?
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Or the single plane next to it? What are you planning to do with this car? How many Cu.In?
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Thats a looooooooooooot of air and carb for a 305.
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Nah, he's building a 600 hp 383 :lol:
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I knew that scoop looked familiar.....
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Koll........ you DO realize that style intake is for an engine making power in the 5,000 - 8,000 rpm's range? |
LETS PUT IT ON THE OLDS :headbang:
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I know that intake is for a high RPM range. And that Ill have no throttle responce. And that Im gona dump a lot of fuel in there.
But ill look cool. |
yeah thats what i was sayin if he plans on building a motor that has street HP thats not the one he should go with...
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see...that scoop would look cool with a roots blower underneath of it...not just a manifold.....my opinion.....boooooooooo
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Ignorance is bliss :lol:
BTW, :stfu: koll = crap :lol: |
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Koll = crap, koll = ricer, ricer = crap.... IT ALL ADDS UP!!!! |
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kasey = napoleon bonaparte kasey = circus freak it all adds up! |
:laugh: kasey = teh :owned:
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The RPM range has some saying on the power potential but the real deal is the air flow. A healthy 383 might not make 7000+rpm but it'll move a LOT of air. Horsepower is proportional to air flow. The more air you cram in a combustion chamber the more potential :) . Those Tunnel rams work very well with little 450 carbs ontop that'll support 600hp and give excellent throttle responce (when tuned ;) ). Look at the Holley stealth ram for comparison. I don't like the scope. That, like Matt said, is for blower cars. It would look like a poser being ontop of a n/a engine. Go old school... screens and no air cleaner :) . |
that car is gonna porduce so much torque off the line that it will twist the chasis... :typeR:
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http://www.carcraft.com/techarticles..._kn/index.html pretty interesting write up of how running without an air cleaner can actually lose HP compared to using the right combination of parts. Bottom line, use the tallest air filter you can find with the flattest base. this will help direct air into the carb without a whole lot of turbulence. |
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