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11-08-2007 04:23 PM #1
best flowing factory cast iron intake
can anyone say which 429-460 factory iron intake has the best air flow numbers?
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11-08-2007 04:59 PM #2
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/469200553.html
i would guess the CJ and SCJ would be your best choice in the factory market, above is a link to one for sale. just out of curiosity what is swaying you to a factory intake? ive got an offenhouser portosonic on mine. it was rated better then the victor and super victor. and that surprised me too when i read it.
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11-08-2007 05:14 PM #3
i concur with mooneye ( good name ..my last name is moon ) .. i have the portosonic on my 429 .. works great as it wont rev beyond 5700 rpm anyway .. no need for a high rpm torker or such ... my sig shows as only a link .. are sig pics not allowed ..Last edited by HOSS429; 11-08-2007 at 05:26 PM.
iv`e used up all my sick days at work .. can i call in dead ?
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11-09-2007 06:50 AM #4
Thanks for the response. We are building a tractor for a class requiring all cast iron factory parts so I'm stuck buying expensive parts for an "economy " class.
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11-10-2007 07:31 AM #5
Thanks for your answer. Building a tractor with class rules requiring factory cast iron heads and manifold.
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11-12-2007 01:44 PM #6
Iron CJ is the way to go. And if the rules allow you to modify it, then even better.
Originally Posted by hpwdboss1
The iron CJ in the link above is a great deal, for $100. I've seen them sell for twice that.
Please note, these things are heavy and the shipping will kill ya.
Paul
429/460 Engine Fanatic
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