Super victor vs victor jr
I’m working on a 70 Chevelle what’s getting an LQ4 with ported 243 heads and a tick performance SNS" torqueMAX Stage 2 (231/235 | .625"/.605" | LSA111+2) backed by a 4l80 with a 3500 stall And 4.10 gears. I’m looking at either the victor jr efi intake or the super victor efi intake and planning on running a holley universal throttle body (https://www.holley.com/products/fuel.../parts/112-588). I’m wondering which intake would be best for this setup?
It looks like your setting the car up for street use, with the cathedral heads and camshaft choice. Generally speaking, the jr. would be a better choice for street use between these two intakes, due to smaller runners being able to keep airflow faster into the port. But then your gears and stall says your going to turn it up some, so really it boils down to what your wanting out of the combo.
It looks like your setting the car up for street use, with the cathedral heads and camshaft choice. Generally speaking, the jr. would be a better choice for street use between these two intakes, due to smaller runners being able to keep airflow faster into the port. But then your gears and stall says your going to turn it up some, so really it boils down to what your wanting out of the combo.
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Jr all the way!
Sr requires MORE Displacement (400”+)
RPM/Cam (7500+), CFM Head Flow,
Think 700+ HP @ Crank.
otherwise combo comes on about
~5500 ( driving like pos below)
and cam peters out ~6500.
my .02
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