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That’s about what I was hoping if we sniff your results I’d be pretty happy
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Not track times but an interesting dyno comparison that Mike did with the long branch manifolds:
"Now for some numbers: Best with exhaust manifolds, 464.6 Ft. Lbs @ 4700 rpm Peak HP 442.2 @ 5900 rpm. With borrowed 1 3/4 headers from a 74 GTO NHRA stocker: 18" long 3" collector, 481.6 ft. lbs torque @ 4800 rpm. 20-28 more ft. lbs. of torque everywhere. 448.4 HP @ 5800 rpm. Was not tuned to the headers, so 10-15 HP more on top could be expected. No reason to tune to headers because they are not going to be used." Eric
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Notice my edit. Sorry about that. 😀
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