Edelbrock Victor Jr. Manifold questions...
#21
From what I have searched and read, the more HP your making, the more gains you are going to see from the intake.
The guy over at Corral wasn't blown and he picked up ~50rwhp at 6000rpm and was still pulling hard til 6000rpm unlike with the stock manifold. I believe he had a H/C combo with the intake.
The guy over at Corral wasn't blown and he picked up ~50rwhp at 6000rpm and was still pulling hard til 6000rpm unlike with the stock manifold. I believe he had a H/C combo with the intake.
#23
From what I have searched and read, the more HP your making, the more gains you are going to see from the intake.
The guy over at Corral wasn't blown and he picked up ~50rwhp at 6000rpm and was still pulling hard til 6000rpm unlike with the stock manifold. I believe he had a H/C combo with the intake.
The guy over at Corral wasn't blown and he picked up ~50rwhp at 6000rpm and was still pulling hard til 6000rpm unlike with the stock manifold. I believe he had a H/C combo with the intake.
#24
Sooooo this intake with bolt right up and will work with any throttle body plenum combo? I have a gift certificate from JEGS for Christmas and this sounds like a good idea. I have a BBK 78mm throttle body didnt know if I would need anything else. Do you need new fuel rails or anything extra?
#29
Well on a stock car you already have enough air volume there despite the design of the intake. Its has been said many times before CAI on a stock car does little to nothing, throttle body on a stock car does little to nothing, plenum on a stock car does little to nothing, etc. So why would an intake manifold be any different. The solution to your problem isnt the manifold itself, its the fact the your car is "stockish".