edelbrock
07-05-2007, 11:18 AM
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edelbrock
does anyone know where i can get a edelbrock top end kit for EFI? i really dont want to get the trick flow top end kit but i also dont want to spend 3500 dollars to get my top end completed. well anything better than trick flow top end kit i would love to see, would anyone be able to locate one?
07-05-2007, 11:33 AM
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RE: edelbrock
hate to tell you you want to play you have to pay!!! holley sells one through summit for 2500.00 roughlt heads cam and intake not a bad street set up they claim 350 hp with this!!
07-05-2007, 11:35 AM
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i think thats a carb set up, if you would show me a link that would help, and i know i have to pay to play, but i figured maybe i wasnt looking in the right places, i figured that it would be out there, i just dont know where.
07-05-2007, 11:53 AM
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http://store.summitracing.com/partde...&N=700+150+
the rpm rang on this is 2k to 6.5k i dont think would work out too well.
the rpm rang on this is 2k to 6.5k i dont think would work out too well.
07-05-2007, 11:59 AM
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RE: edelbrock
why not?? it has the smaller valve for stock piston use and it's a very tame cam and intake if your car is an auto you will probably need to put a 2500 stall convertor in it. but then again most cam changes you should do that anyway the e303 cam is suppose to work well for auto cars
07-05-2007, 12:12 PM
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im manual homes. why is it 2g to 6500, i guess if im racing someone ill never be below 2gs anyways i dunno, the kit has hardly anything. is trick flow really that bad that i should stay away from it? i mean the kit has everything i need in it to finish the h/c/i and its fairly cheap which is what im lookin for
07-05-2007, 12:17 PM
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RE: edelbrock
no trick flow isn't all that bad it's a toss up your spliting hairs or beans despite what everyone will tell you. if you have a 5 speed then rpm range is of no concern for the cam. Trick flow is okay however I have a custom set up I used afr 185heads a little better than trick flow and an xe282 hr comp cam 565/574 lift and .soo dome pistons but then again my whole set up I have close to 10 grand in the motor if your looking for bang for the buch and trick floe has the most complete set up for the money go with that because everyone has a budget if you work a 9-5 job!!! later gotta go!!!! it's 2g to 6500 based on the rpm range of the cam not a bad range meaning you'll have some low end grunt and some upper to work wit also.