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10-26-2007, 09:44 AM
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Sorry if I made any typo errors, here it is again...
Torker II 4000 rpm 398 hp 5700 rpm 566 hp HSD 4000 rpm 401 hp 5600 rpm 589 hp Performer RPM 4000 rpm 423 hp 5800 rpm 580 hp Victor 4000 rpm 402 hp 6000 rpm 600 hp All intakes tested with a 1/2" open carb spacer and the same HP950 carb. And all intakes port matched to my heads except the Torker II |
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10-26-2007, 10:01 AM
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Since my T2 was more opened up and stayed with the Holley, so probably could be better numbers than the one Steve tested.
Most dual planes I have flowed had different numbers for upper and lower plenums on almost every cylinder. The larger plenums and runners on an RPM over a stock intake might be a little better but I've seen 5% difference between upper and lower runners.
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