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10-20-2010 #1
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Intake Recommendation for 383
Guys,
Looking for suggestions on what intake to purchase for my 383
Here are the details on the engine
11.1 compression
Canfield 200cc heads with port work
Lunati solid roller cam (249/255 @ .050, .585/.600 lift) 2800 - 7200 rpm range
pro-systems 850 carb
1-3/4 to 1-7/8 stepped headers with 3" dual exhaust
In 1st gen camaro with TKO600 manual trans and 3.70 rear gear. Car is mainly street with some drag/auto-x action.
What's your thoughts on a good intake setup?
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10-21-2010 #2
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11-03-2010 #3
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I think over the years there have been some dyno tests showing the Victor Jr doesn't loose alot if any to the bottom end and has better top end than the RPM for bigger motors. I think it will fit the rpm range of your cam better also.
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Definately Victor Jr. Ive had the RPM air gap, and its not bad, but the victor basically gives you the same power, and alot more past 6000rpm.
My brother has one on his car (99% street duty) 327 at the wheels, and the thing just comes alive. Youre not sacrificing anything with this intake. No brainer.
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With a 200cc head I would think airflow would start to fall off around 5500-6k mark?
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