comp cams powerbox
#8
RE: comp cams powerbox
I ported my lower to match everything. so the stock lower is fine
(ps nice stang)
(ps nice stang)
ORIGINAL: philthy89fifty
you'll still have the stock lower and that is whats giving you sheety flow.
you'll still have the stock lower and that is whats giving you sheety flow.
#9
RE: comp cams powerbox
i don't take my SN95 on the strip but i do road race it and canyon run it. so high RPMS are a good thing
ORIGINAL: mrbigshot
it great for race only 3500+, it sucks on the street or on anything less than a dedicated strip car.
it great for race only 3500+, it sucks on the street or on anything less than a dedicated strip car.
#10
RE: comp cams powerbox
I ran a Comp upper on a Cobra lower on an otherwise pretty stock 302, and did not like the loss in the low end.
I also had 3.27 gears though.
I think that with 3.73 or higher, it would be less of an issue.
Currently I am using the Comp upper on a Lightning lower on the 408w. The extra displacement of the motor makes up for the loss down low.
The added flow of the box upper is better able to keep up with the demand of the stroker motor when compared to the long runner intakes.
jason
I also had 3.27 gears though.
I think that with 3.73 or higher, it would be less of an issue.
Currently I am using the Comp upper on a Lightning lower on the 408w. The extra displacement of the motor makes up for the loss down low.
The added flow of the box upper is better able to keep up with the demand of the stroker motor when compared to the long runner intakes.
jason