Thread: Intake Manifold
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11-28-2003 09:21 PM #16
With the set up I have I think that the single plane is the way to go. edlbrock makes one and so does dove.dont know which is better both make a sigle plane.dove compairs there single plane to edlbrock duel plane, but not single to single. I wounder how the edlbrock single plane works.any help?
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11-29-2003 07:53 AM #17
Single Plane
I don't know if you've looked at a WEIAND, but they make a single plane for the FE. WEIAND is now owned by Holley and here's a link: http://www.holley.com/HiOctn/ProdLin...AMSM/7282.html
I have one of these I plan on putting on a 428 I'm building, but I don't think it will be running for at least 6 months, so I can't say how it performs.
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11-29-2003 11:35 AM #18
ha ha very funny streetsIt ain't broke if you can fix it.
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12-14-2003 02:43 PM #19
GOT THE DOVE INTAKE IN AND IT LOOKS PRETTY SHARP, NOT CHEAP THOW.
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12-14-2003 09:08 PM #20
Have you run it yet?
Let us know what you think.
Also if you get a chance can you send a few Pic's,I'm wanting to see the runner's"how much bigger they are then like the RPM and the PI intakes.
Thanks,
Chris
cobraf100@yahoo.comThanks,
Chris P.
Fort Hood,Tx.
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12-15-2003 04:54 AM #21
I'LL SEND PICS ASAP. DOVE CLAIMS THIS IS THE INTAKE THAT FORD SHOULD HAVE BUILT. DOVE ALSO SAYS THAT THERE INTAKE CREATES MORE TORK AND HORSEPOWER AT 3000 RPM THAN THE PERFORMER RPM. DOVE SINGLE PLAIN VRS. EDELBROCK DUAL PLAIN.
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12-15-2003 04:54 AM #22
STILL PUTTING THE MOTOR TOGETHER.
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12-15-2003 12:17 PM #23
I have a 70' mach 428CJ with solid roller cam .563 / .545
2800 stall ,411 posi ,pk hp 6050 , pk torque 4770 rpm harland sharp roller rockers with shaft end supports, and went with a Ford Power Parts PI style aluminum intake with the original Holley 735 that works well with my application...Street / strip........Chris M.Big Block all throttle no bottle!!
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12-15-2003 03:14 PM #24
having a hard time posting pics give me your email and i'll send them
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12-15-2003 04:00 PM #25
cobraf100@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Chris P.Thanks,
Chris P.
Fort Hood,Tx.
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12-15-2003 04:12 PM #26
Mach1,,
What all have you done to your 427??What are the Internals of it?
I'm getting ready to start on my 390/445 cubic inch stroker
BORE = 4.080
ROD LENGTH = 6.385"
ROD RATIO = 1.50
BLOCK HEIGHT = 10.170
I wish I had desk Top so that I could start putting some things together and get some bass lines to go with on what will make the best HP.
Thanks,
Chris P.
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12-16-2003 10:23 AM #27
Cobraf100...the block is the original 428cj .030 pistons,10.5/ 1 comp. original crank .010 /.010 , 390 rods with 3/8 arp rod bolts, original 428cj iron heads ported and polished with hardened seats, I did some oiling passage massaging,.. original C6 trans .improved for street strip use. I put about 4000 miles a year on the car and drag race at two or three events a season at Maple Grove and Cecil Co. Dragways and it has been really reliable !!!(execpt when the MSD box crapped out on the way to Carlisle....).....Good luck with your project...sounds pretty cool !!!!.......Chris M. (Mach1)Big Block all throttle no bottle!!
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12-18-2003 10:06 PM #28
66 fairlane,
Thanks for the Pic's......That looks to be a nice Intake,That may be the way I go on my next upcomeing build 445/390 .
What Paint are you useing on your Block?
Keep use posted on your build.
Here's a nice site to check out.....http://legendaryfordmagazine.com/
50's-60's and 70's Ford'sThanks,
Chris P.
Fort Hood,Tx.
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12-21-2003 07:17 PM #29
Its called centari.Du Pont makes it. The guy thats mixed it said he uses it on all of his motors, he has a few street rods says it works great.
Thank you Roger. .
Another little bird