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Kooks 2"x3 1/2" or Kooks 1 7/8"x2"x3 1/2" Stepped?
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Kooks 2"x3 1/2" or Kooks 1 7/8"x2"x3 1/2" Stepped?
which would you belieive yield the most on the stock short block with an MS4 and some PRC 215s, Fast 92/95?
I know they are very close in power, but some people are pro stepped and other not.
Looking for technical theories why one may be better than the other
I know they are very close in power, but some people are pro stepped and other not.
Looking for technical theories why one may be better than the other
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My 408 is still running some old QTP 1 3/4's. I'm sure I'll go bigger eventually but i'm just saying if my 408 is running as strong as it is on 1 3/4's, a 346 should be fine with them.
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My 1 3/4 lg pros work great on my 402, but there is obviously more power to be had by jumping up to the 1 7/8. Stay tuned for my results when the switch is done. (It'll be a few months)
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I had 1 7/8 - 2 inch on my 408. They were even plenty for that. 55whp with the headers and fast 90/90 over LS6 mani and pacesetter headers.
I would do 1 3/4 and at most 1 3/4 stepped to 7/8.
I would do 1 3/4 and at most 1 3/4 stepped to 7/8.