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Old 06-25-2011, 07:51 AM
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John just finished up a pair of intakes, one for my setup and one for Tom's....









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looks great.
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I think an ls6 would be better. Seriously though his intakes are beautiful. Just curious how much time does he put into each?
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Unless you are running solid lifters and spinning it to like 8K or 8500 rpms then I think there are other intakes just as good or better than a sheet metal intake. Its all in what you want to do with the car.
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Originally Posted by skyhighsami
I think an ls6 would be better. Seriously though his intakes are beautiful. Just curious how much time does he put into each?
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Unless you are running solid lifters and spinning it to like 8K or 8500 rpms then I think there are other intakes just as good or better than a sheet metal intake. Its all in what you want to do with the car.
You do realize he has a 7 second car right?
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Originally Posted by jetaws6
You do realize he has a 7 second car right?
Probably not..nobody reads the details anymore..Those intakes are SEX
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Very nice. I need to build something like that to next year.
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Damn, thats beautiful. Fuel under and nos over the runners or reversed? Nice job...
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Originally Posted by jetaws6
You do realize he has a 7 second car right?
Soon to be 6.....
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hey phil have you ever talk to the guys at BJs mainifolds? i know they do a lot of high ends intakes
i was at the shop the other day and he was working on a manifold for a aries hemi headed lsx
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Jaw dropping.... Very nice.
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Originally Posted by JRENIGAR
Damn, thats beautiful. Fuel under and nos over the runners or reversed? Nice job...
Naw, its fuel on both sides. No need for nitrous.
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Originally Posted by tripblackls1
hey phil have you ever talk to the guys at BJs mainifolds? i know they do a lot of high ends intakes
i was at the shop the other day and he was working on a manifold for a aries hemi headed lsx
No, I dont think I have ever heard of them. Marcella used to work at ETP in their cylinder head/airflow department. He knows airflow distribution. Between the quality of his work and knowing airflow distribution, our choice was easy.
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Originally Posted by speedracer5532
Unless you are running solid lifters and spinning it to like 8K or 8500 rpms then I think there are other intakes just as good or better than a sheet metal intake. Its all in what you want to do with the car.
What is the job of an intake?
- Provide excellent airflow distribution
- enhance the torque/power curve of the motor through the RPM range used

What manifold would you recommend?
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Naw, its fuel on both sides. No need for nitrous.
Thats a unique concept and looks alot better than the 2in fuel rails and 470lb/hr inj you'd need to feed it if you were running a single set of rails and inj.
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Originally Posted by JRENIGAR
Thats a unique concept and looks alot better than the 2in fuel rails and 470lb/hr inj you'd need to feed it if you were running a single set of rails and inj.
Our last manifold had both sets ontop. This time we moved them down low but it will work the same. Can't go really into detail on what were doing but so far so good.
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
What is the job of an intake?
- Provide excellent airflow distribution
- enhance the torque/power curve of the motor through the RPM range used

What manifold would you recommend?
Its top secret
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how many hours does it take you to fab one of those up?
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Originally Posted by BLINGOLE
how many hours does it take you to fab one of those up?
I dont build them, John Marcella does.
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gorgeous!!!

Soon to be 6sec. car???? Damn you are not playing around!


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