??Will a Victor Jr. work for a 408+ motor??
Are the Victor Jr. runners too small to feed a 408+ motor up to say 7,000 rpm? I know the Super Victor would work better with the bigger runners, but I doubt it will fit under the hood with an intake hat on it. What about the GMPP single plane?? It is a lot lower. Does the GMPP single plane's lower height lower it's flow on a bigger motor? I would be using an Accufab 4 BBL throttle body with what ever manifold I go with.
Yes, I have a cam designed to work with a single plane manifold so that is not a concern.
Yes, I have a cam designed to work with a single plane manifold so that is not a concern.
Very interesting. Might just get the Jr then since it uses stock intake gaskets, is cheaper, and will fit under the hood (might still have to trim the cowl) with the 4150 4 bbl throttle body.
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I keep coming back to the idea of the Super Victor also. I just don't like the paper gaskets it uses, but it would require less porting work. It is more expensive and taller, but a better match for the bigger motor and with only an Accufab 4150 throttle body on top (no spacer and no N2O) and carb hat I bet it still stays under the VFN flat hood.
The cowl will not be so lucky though
The cowl will not be so lucky though
Im installing my 408 now with the super victor and direct port nitrous and I have alot of cutting to do, may even loose my passenger side windsheild wiper to to the extreme cutting required. This intake is apparently 1 9/16 inch taller than the victor jr. I will even have to cut on the inside of the hood. Does anyone here have experience installing the super victor in a 4th gen f-body?


