holley dual four intake
#3
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IF my billfold was a big as my desire, I would build a bigger inch LS3 blocked engine with a fairly fat cam profile and around 11.5 comp and slap one of the Holley intakes on it with a dual Fast EZ efi setup. Stuff it all in a car with a pro street vibe with an overdrive 4L80E and reasonable gears in the back. That would be a super low maintenance driver with a some serious street power, but not so radical that you couldn't go to a meet a couple hundred miles away. More bark than bite, but still no push over and just pure turn key drivability .
But to the point, If I remember right ,it was tested in a car craft issue on a pretty strong engine and made great power, but was soft at lower rpms. Not the 1500-7500rpm intake that Holley is claiming, but very strong above 4K.
I NEED A BIGGER BILLFOLD!!!!LOL
But to the point, If I remember right ,it was tested in a car craft issue on a pretty strong engine and made great power, but was soft at lower rpms. Not the 1500-7500rpm intake that Holley is claiming, but very strong above 4K.
I NEED A BIGGER BILLFOLD!!!!LOL
#4
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http://www.superchevy.com/technical/..._build_part_5/
so it made more power everywhere. BUT, a true odd ball motor. A 5.3 stroked to a 383 with aftermarket heads and big cam. I'm not sure how any of that would translate to a conventional 5.7 or 6.0
http://www.superchevy.com/technical/..._build_part_5/
so it made more power everywhere. BUT, a true odd ball motor. A 5.3 stroked to a 383 with aftermarket heads and big cam. I'm not sure how any of that would translate to a conventional 5.7 or 6.0
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Google is your friend
http://www.superchevy.com/technical/..._build_part_5/
so it made more power everywhere. BUT, a true odd ball motor. A 5.3 stroked to a 383 with aftermarket heads and big cam. I'm not sure how any of that would translate to a conventional 5.7 or 6.0
http://www.superchevy.com/technical/..._build_part_5/
so it made more power everywhere. BUT, a true odd ball motor. A 5.3 stroked to a 383 with aftermarket heads and big cam. I'm not sure how any of that would translate to a conventional 5.7 or 6.0