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What does Basic Operating RPM Range on an intake mean?

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Old 11-22-2010, 08:06 PM
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Default What does Basic Operating RPM Range on an intake mean?

The fast ls6 intake has an operating range of 1800-6000

The professorial products has an operating range of 1500-6500

So which one is better?
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Thats where it is designed to be used. A Victor Jr has an operating range of something like 3500 to 7000 rpm. The low end will be pretty powerless but its a full race manifold and you will pretty much never be under 3500 rpm on the strip.

You would really not tell a difference in high or low end with those manifolds. They are both street manifolds, are you referring to the FAST or the LS6? The FAST is pretty much the best all around manifold. I like mine alot, im only taking it off of my race motor to install a Vic Jr, then the FAST is going on my Z06.



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