Big Daddy's 468
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We got 49hp and 67ft pnds of torque only switching from a Super Victor and a 4150 950 Holley Ultra HP to a Cid LS3 4 inch intake using ICT Billet adapters to mate it to the AFR cathedral heads. We only did a quick port match on the adapters at that time. Pro Systems built us a 1100 dominator for it. Last winter we decided to pull the intake and do a full port match on the adapters. We were pleasantly surprised that we picked up .35 just from doing that on motor only. This winter we are going to get the intake welded up and fully port match to loose the adapters all together. Hopefully we will pick up even more.
I can only imagine how good a big inch motor will do with the CID intake. You may need a 4.5 or 5 inch intake being your FI. Look forward to see how good it does for you, when ever you do it.
I can only imagine how good a big inch motor will do with the CID intake. You may need a 4.5 or 5 inch intake being your FI. Look forward to see how good it does for you, when ever you do it.
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DualQuadDave (09-03-2020)
#24
We got 49hp and 67ft pnds of torque only switching from a Super Victor and a 4150 950 Holley Ultra HP to a Cid LS3 4 inch intake using ICT Billet adapters to mate it to the AFR cathedral heads. We only did a quick port match on the adapters at that time. Pro Systems built us a 1100 dominator for it. Last winter we decided to pull the intake and do a full port match on the adapters. We were pleasantly surprised that we picked up .35 just from doing that on motor only. This winter we are going to get the intake welded up and fully port match to loose the adapters all together. Hopefully we will pick up even more.
I can only imagine how good a big inch motor will do with the CID intake. You may need a 4.5 or 5 inch intake being your FI. Look forward to see how good it does for you, when ever you do it.
I can only imagine how good a big inch motor will do with the CID intake. You may need a 4.5 or 5 inch intake being your FI. Look forward to see how good it does for you, when ever you do it.
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rkupon1 (09-02-2020)
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BigDaddy97 (09-03-2020)
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BigDaddy97 (09-03-2020)
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Update: The 447 was put back together at a reputable local machine shop and will be ready for pickup next week. The HPR 468 and MMS LS7 heads should ship out the following week. I'm gonna put the 468 in the S10 and then look around for something next winter to put the 447 in
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BigDaddy97 (09-29-2020)
#29
10 weeks and counting on the 468 short block from HPR due to back order parts (covid19). In the mean while I just updated the build sheet on the first post as i'm getting a different intake now and Tony talked me into going solid roller instead of hydraulic. This little truck is gonna be NASTY next season!!!
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10 weeks and counting on the 468 short block from HPR due to back order parts (covid19). In the mean while I just updated the build sheet on the first post as i'm getting a different intake now and Tony talked me into going solid roller instead of hydraulic. This little truck is gonna be NASTY next season!!!
I told you to go solid too.
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BigDaddy97 (09-30-2020)
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The PTR Carbon was within $200.00 of the FAST @ SEMA last year and Katech was/is selling a
434" 800 + HP (Street Engine) with this intake and sub >.700" lift HR and sub 8000 RPM.
Very Impressive in my Book..
This intake will perform much closer to the CID than any other with a front facing TB.
I think its a Great choice for BigDaddy!
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BigDaddy97 (09-30-2020)