Holley Dual Plane VS Edelbrock Performer RPM
03-04-2015, 01:46 AM
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Holley Dual Plane VS Edelbrock Performer RPM Holley #300-130 (255$)
Edelbrock #71187 (289$)
Both intakes share the same dual plane, great torque, 1500-6500 RPM power band, 4150 Square bore flange etc.
Only difference are the following :
-Holley claims an Optimized runner layout and constant cross sectional area
-Holley/Edelbrock front height : 5.07''/4.50''
-Holley/Edelbrock rear height : 6.14''/5.40''
-Holley is China made and Edelbrock is USA
Anyone have tried both of these or at least had them in hand to compare ? Any numbers or results would be greatly appreciated ! Thanks
Edelbrock #71187 (289$)
Both intakes share the same dual plane, great torque, 1500-6500 RPM power band, 4150 Square bore flange etc.
Only difference are the following :
-Holley claims an Optimized runner layout and constant cross sectional area
-Holley/Edelbrock front height : 5.07''/4.50''
-Holley/Edelbrock rear height : 6.14''/5.40''
-Holley is China made and Edelbrock is USA
Anyone have tried both of these or at least had them in hand to compare ? Any numbers or results would be greatly appreciated ! Thanks
03-04-2015, 07:24 AM
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I think you'll be told Edelbrock is the better choice, at least that's the conclusion I got when researching the two brands for my single plane.
Maybe try asking in the carbureted section if you don't have any luck here.
Maybe try asking in the carbureted section if you don't have any luck here.
03-04-2015, 01:56 PM
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You'd probably be better off with a single plain intake, especially if you have a cam spec'd to match your combination you'll only loose a small amount of low end torque and gain a lot of top enp hp.
