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Post  busta September 16th 2014, 8:03 am

Hey guys,

I posted in the tunnel ram on the street thread. Currently I have a 532ci bbf with ported D3 cast iron heads. They are ported to flow enough air to support 650hp. I used a fairly big solid roller, but don't have the specs on me. Compression ratio is 11:1 and it runs on pump fuel. The engine makes 650hp/675 ft lb with the tunnel ram. Unfortunately I had some issues with the police last week, and as such, I need to change the intake and carb setup to keep it all under a scoop.

I have had so many different opinions on intake, I don't know what to go with. As long as I make 600hp, I will be happy. What intake would you use for a street engine as described above?

- Blue Thunder dual quad intake ( I currently have 2 950 cfm carbs/linkage kit/fuel lines and reg for tunnel ram )
- RPM Air Gap
- Victor 460
- Other

Also, if changing to a single carb intake, what sort of carb would you use and from where?

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Post  Dave C. September 16th 2014, 9:54 am

I like the air gap .. Put one of the 950's on it. Sell the rest.

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Post  busta September 16th 2014, 10:44 am

A close friend who I trust said the same thing. Air gap and a big 4150. I was leaning towards this combo over the Victor/dominator.

The mechanic down stairs said go the Victor with a dominator.

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Post  manofmerc September 23rd 2014, 6:14 am

That performer rpm is a good intake .On my 466 powered 67 comet bracket car I swapped it out for a victor it picked up .015 and maybe 1-2 mph this is with a quick fuel 950 and 6000 rpm shift point .In your case with that many cubes if you have a dominator carb go with a victor and if your application is more street oriented and you don't have a dominator go with the performer rpm air gap .Just my two cents .Doug

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Post  rmcomprandy September 23rd 2014, 9:10 am

Use a ported dual quad "Blue Thunder" and keep both carburetors for the "look" and still make the power you are making now with better street manners.

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Post  DanE September 23rd 2014, 10:46 am

rmcomprandy wrote:Use a ported dual quad "Blue Thunder" and keep both carburetors for the "look" and still make the power you are making now with better street manners.


Busta;
You asked me to post pictures of my Blue Thunder, dual quad intake with carbs and intake and the reason I didn't is that I don't know how. Sooo, I am going to call a person who knows how to and learn. Pictures will be posted shortly.

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Post  DanE September 23rd 2014, 6:29 pm

Blue thunder intake and carbs.

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Post  rmcomprandy September 24th 2014, 12:19 am

Holley carbs will fit on that intake also as long as you change to regular side hung float bowls.

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Post  dfree383 September 24th 2014, 1:08 am

I'm voting for a Victor and an 2 circuit 1150 dominator...... Keep it simple and make power.
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Post  IDT-572 September 24th 2014, 5:50 pm

dfree383 wrote:I'm voting for a Victor and an 2 circuit 1150 dominator...... Keep it simple and make power.

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Post  butterbean September 24th 2014, 5:56 pm

X3 I would convert the dominator to run E-85 on the street! JMO!!
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