Building a 414 solid roller with 245 heads which 4500 TB IS BEST
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Building a car to run 8s set up will be a 414 solid roller comp 13-1 block half filled on spray.
Sold roller with AFR 245,Super vic and was wondering which was the best 4500 t.b. to go with and which cfm. Ive seen some that are 1200 and some 2000cfm Let me know your imput and I want people who go fast and know what they are talking about please.
Sold roller with AFR 245,Super vic and was wondering which was the best 4500 t.b. to go with and which cfm. Ive seen some that are 1200 and some 2000cfm Let me know your imput and I want people who go fast and know what they are talking about please.
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I have the Holley on mine that flows around 2000 advertised CFM, but I like the the Accel 74209. It is a really nice piece, billet body and flows 2600 CFM. I doubt you will need that much flow, but Accel does offer a couple more 4500 series options that flow less.
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