Could the edelbrock victor jr intake hurt performance on a stock bottom end FI car?
#1
Could the edelbrock victor jr intake hurt performance on a stock bottom end FI car?
I have been trying to get some opinions from some tuner shops and i am getting people telling me that i cant run the intake untuned. And not only that but i am being told that it hurts the performance of a car that doesnt have head work. So would I not benefit from it?
#3
1. You can definitely run the manifold without a tune - of course your best gains will be with a tune but you will need a tune.
2. As long as you are running a high style plenum like the 6061, edelbrock, etc you should pick up a good gain. You also shouldnt lose much/if any down low
3. Dont forget you will need edelbrock/mmr rails
2. As long as you are running a high style plenum like the 6061, edelbrock, etc you should pick up a good gain. You also shouldnt lose much/if any down low
3. Dont forget you will need edelbrock/mmr rails
#5
#6
1. You can definitely run the manifold without a tune - of course your best gains will be with a tune but you will need a tune.
2. As long as you are running a high style plenum like the 6061, edelbrock, etc you should pick up a good gain. You also shouldnt lose much/if any down low
3. Dont forget you will need edelbrock/mmr rails
2. As long as you are running a high style plenum like the 6061, edelbrock, etc you should pick up a good gain. You also shouldnt lose much/if any down low
3. Dont forget you will need edelbrock/mmr rails
#7
I just traded a guy my nitrous for a brand new vic jr intake so i am planning on running it i just did want to spend all the money on a tune again when i just got a tune the 2nd week of august yakno?