Different Intakes.. question for 'yall...
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Different Intakes.. question for 'yall...
What are the selections?
We have the Kegger, the modded kegger, the M1, the Hughes Air-Gap, and a few others..
I hear a lot about those here.. I never hear anything here about the others available for fuel injection.. there is another F1 look-a-like but sits a touch lower (overall height), and a four barrel version of the same.. their here..
I was full speed ahead for building a 408 earlier this week, but now I'm slowing down and aiming for Spring/Summer.. That kind of time allows me to rethink the build.. If there is anyone with experience or knowledge of these intakes, it would be appreciated if you'd share it.. That four barrel flows 1000cfm... that would make a 408 w/ ported heads and gasket matched intake and headers happy, no?
We have the Kegger, the modded kegger, the M1, the Hughes Air-Gap, and a few others..
I hear a lot about those here.. I never hear anything here about the others available for fuel injection.. there is another F1 look-a-like but sits a touch lower (overall height), and a four barrel version of the same.. their here..
I was full speed ahead for building a 408 earlier this week, but now I'm slowing down and aiming for Spring/Summer.. That kind of time allows me to rethink the build.. If there is anyone with experience or knowledge of these intakes, it would be appreciated if you'd share it.. That four barrel flows 1000cfm... that would make a 408 w/ ported heads and gasket matched intake and headers happy, no?
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Look at the RPM range the various manifolds are designed to be most efficient in. Then, decide where you want your power band to be. Pick the manifold that best matches what you want to do.
For low end power, the kegger will be the best, but, at the cost of power in the upper RPM ranges. (probably a major drop-off in power at 4K RPM and up.)
Now, you ARE compensating for shuffling the power band with more cubes.... so, you could conceivably use a manifold rated for 2K+ RPM at the bottom, and STILL have an "improvement" over the stock 360....... and thereby not lose as much off the upper-mid, to top-end of the scale.
So, for starters, decide what you want your truck to do, and decide what range is most important for power, and choose your components from there.
For low end power, the kegger will be the best, but, at the cost of power in the upper RPM ranges. (probably a major drop-off in power at 4K RPM and up.)
Now, you ARE compensating for shuffling the power band with more cubes.... so, you could conceivably use a manifold rated for 2K+ RPM at the bottom, and STILL have an "improvement" over the stock 360....... and thereby not lose as much off the upper-mid, to top-end of the scale.
So, for starters, decide what you want your truck to do, and decide what range is most important for power, and choose your components from there.
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I personally wouldn't convert a thing.. Neither would I pay to have an intake machined with injector bosses- not while there are 4bbl MPFI intakes already available.. I provided a link in my original post to both an alternative to the F1 Air-Gap, though it looks real dang close to the F1, as well as to the Magnum MPFI 4bbl intake- which also looks like a version of the F1..
But, never mind.. I found information elsewhere to answer my questions..
But, never mind.. I found information elsewhere to answer my questions..