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Old 02-09-2015, 04:14 AM
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Anyone ever use these? says it will adapt ls3 intake to ls7 head port. Was thinking of a super victor ls3 with 4500 flange. Being there is limited intakes for carb ls7 heads im wondering if these work.

Manifold im talking about is Edelbrock 2821.

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Yea I've seen them, it would help to not have to buy a Mast intake to run a 4500.
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Yea exactly. You either have the gm 4150 manifold or the hi ram. Then after that is the All pro and Mast intakes for $1500+
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The ports are a lot different. I don't think there is enough material in an LS3 manifold to grind out and fit the LS7. You would at minimum have to make spacers to raise the manifold up for the port roof alignment, and then fill the floor of the manifold about 1/4".
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May just scale back my build and run ls3 heads. More and more i look into it the LS7 heads are way more cost and not as much of a selection or parts.
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Those intake manifold adapters would work perfect for what you are looking to do. We make them for standard and tall deck blocks as well. It will allow you to bolt pretty much any LS3 intake manifold to LS7 heads. We originally made them for the Whipple blowers but they have released a LS7 base. There was also a redesign we did to the intake ports on the adapters. They are now a lot smoother. Pictures posted of some close ups.



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There you go Violence. A Super Vic with a Accufab 4500 t/b.:-) You will still come out cheaper than the Mast intake and yours will be completely done with rails and injectors.
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Save your money the super vic has been tested and is not making much more power than a jr.

Save up and get a mast

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That's really mean Tim now he's got to think about spending over 2 grand for a complete setup.
BTW how's your Coyote build looking?
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That manifold is not even close to what it should have been. They waisted their time building it. If you spent 1000 welding and porting it it might be close to a mast.

Have not touched the car. Until I get a engine and trans for it I am not even going to start on it.
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Originally Posted by Gray86hatch
Save your money the super vic has been tested and is not making much more power than a jr.

Save up and get a mast

Tim
Super victor has been tested on what? If you use it in the right application it will run better than the jr. In what scenario would a mast be better? I'm just curious because that's a pretty blanket statement. You realize that a mast comes one way, and with manifolds one size does not fit all.
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By the way, we have some LS7 heads on a blow out sale going on... $1600 for the complete pair!
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408. It just didn't cut it. I have looked at it and was not impressed.

Mast has proven itself on a 376 all the way to 454 to make power and be fast.

LS7 or ls3 heads the mast intake is the way to go.

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Goal for my build is 800 plus horsepower all motor from 350 cubic inches. Redline between 9k-9500rpm. Solid roller. 13.1 compression plus
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So Tim you think me switching from my Vic Jr and 4500 adapter isn't worth switching to the Super Vic? If not I could have the Jr ported to match my heads and adapter.
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Originally Posted by Violence.z06
Goal for my build is 800 plus horsepower all motor from 350 cubic inches. Redline between 9k-9500rpm. Solid roller. 13.1 compression plus
Mast intake, or any other shelf intake won't even come close. Runners are way too long. Whatever intake you get it'll have to be a custom runner length, or have to be worked on. No sense in spending $1500 on a mast intake that you'll have to put another $800 or so into. If going that route, get an all-pro "as cast" intake, and have it ported.
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Originally Posted by Gray86hatch
408. It just didn't cut it. I have looked at it and was not impressed.

Mast has proven itself on a 376 all the way to 454 to make power and be fast.

LS7 or ls3 heads the mast intake is the way to go.

Tim
It's a cast unported intake. Of course it's going to need some work. I wouldn't use that mast intake for a door stop. I guess if someone has money to **** away on a pretty intake, that's the way to go. If someone wants to go fast, they need to spend their money more wisely and have a manifold tailored to their engine program. Again, one size does not fit all when it comes to manifolds.
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Yea whats the cost on the all pro manifold?
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About the same as the Mast. But could one of you guys answer my ? about whether to have my Vic Jr ported or just spend on the Super Vic. Both cost about the same $450.


I will say this John B. 427 Did Not make that much more power with the Mast over the Holley High ram or his Sheet metal intake 700rwhp all were very close. So if you want a good cheap intake Holley High Ram have it ported and open it up for maybe a 105 T/B.

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This engine will be carb not fuel injection.


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