Intake manifold
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===Dual Plane=== | ===Dual Plane=== | ||
− | [[File:EDELBROCK PERFORMER INTAKE.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Edelbrock Performer- one of, if not THE most popular intakes of all time. Arrow indicates PB vacuum port]] [[File:327-350HP SQUAREBORE OEM INTAKE.jpg|thumb|300px|left|327/350 HP OEM aluminum squarebore intake]] | + | [[File:EDELBROCK PERFORMER INTAKE.jpg|thumb|300px|left|The Edelbrock Performer- one of, if not THE most popular intakes of all time. Arrow indicates PB vacuum port]] [[File:327-350HP SQUAREBORE OEM INTAKE.jpg|thumb|300px|left|327/350 HP OEM aluminum squarebore intake]] |
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===High rise=== | ===High rise=== | ||
+ | [[File:Weiand Stealth 8016.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Original Stealth p/n 8016 intake]] | ||
As of 2012 the Edelbrock Performer RPM/RPM Air-Gap intake manifold is considered to be the best of the breed. It consistently makes as good if not better power over a wider range than any of it's competitors. In fact, it rivals the open plenum intakes like the Edelbrock Vic/Vic Jr.- even at the top of the powerband, unless the cam and cylinder head intake volume are up there pretty good. It will always make more bottom end than the open plenum intakes but that is to be expected. But what is surprising is how well the RPM performs at the top of the power band. | As of 2012 the Edelbrock Performer RPM/RPM Air-Gap intake manifold is considered to be the best of the breed. It consistently makes as good if not better power over a wider range than any of it's competitors. In fact, it rivals the open plenum intakes like the Edelbrock Vic/Vic Jr.- even at the top of the powerband, unless the cam and cylinder head intake volume are up there pretty good. It will always make more bottom end than the open plenum intakes but that is to be expected. But what is surprising is how well the RPM performs at the top of the power band. | ||
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The Edelbrock RPM 7101, Weiand Stealth 8016 and Holley Street Dominator 300-36 were all patterned after the dual plane, high rise intake first used on the Z-28 and LT-1 in the late '60s and early '70s. Those original aluminum Chevy manifolds were cast by the Winters Foundry and will have the Winters "snowflake" cast into the aluminum. | The Edelbrock RPM 7101, Weiand Stealth 8016 and Holley Street Dominator 300-36 were all patterned after the dual plane, high rise intake first used on the Z-28 and LT-1 in the late '60s and early '70s. Those original aluminum Chevy manifolds were cast by the Winters Foundry and will have the Winters "snowflake" cast into the aluminum. | ||
− | [[File:CB3 003.jpg|thumb| | + | [[File:CB3 003.jpg|thumb|400px|left|The Edelbrock C3B was originally designed for the Holley 3-barrel carb (note the plenum notch to clear the secondary throttle plate of the Holley 3-barrel). Still a decent intake for a mid-sized SBC. HEI will usually just barely clear, may need slight clearancing]] |
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