Carbed intake?
if you are for all out hp/cost factor, then get the victor jr and dont look back.
i have ran all three.
GM
edelbrock dual plane
edelbrock vic jr.
they have a super victor out now as well, if you are making 600+hp.
How much differenve was there between the dual plane and the single pane manifold.
I bought a 6.0 and was considering the GMPP carb intake with injectors, but didn't want to lose tthe torque of the dual plane at hiway cruising rpm, around 2000rpm.
if you are for all out hp/cost factor, then get the victor jr and dont look back.
i have ran all three.
GM
edelbrock dual plane
edelbrock vic jr.
they have a super victor out now as well, if you are making 600+hp.
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that looks really nice! thanks for not painting the intake bolts, that would have ruinded it.
nice job!
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gm intake, 1" spacer, and a 3" drop base carb, cleared my hood fine.
vic jr, spacer, air cleaner wont fit. without the spacer a filter will fit, but i cant put a stud on it.
as in street manners, the GM all the way. its way more torqey feeling down low. that really doesnt matter to me, i like the track times. picked up almost a 10th, and about .6mph. i ported it and picked up some more.
If so, does GMPP make a fuel rail for it?
gm intake, 1" spacer, and a 3" drop base carb, cleared my hood fine.
vic jr, spacer, air cleaner wont fit. without the spacer a filter will fit, but i cant put a stud on it.
as in street manners, the GM all the way. its way more torqey feeling down low. that really doesnt matter to me, i like the track times. picked up almost a 10th, and about .6mph. i ported it and picked up some more.
the intake is cast with an area to be drilled, so its not like youd be guessing at it.
if you knew the specs and had the tools, you could drill the proper holes.
It might just be easier to go with the Victor JR and edelbrock rail.







