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11-17-2003 06:59 PM #1
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Intake Manifold
I HAVE A 427 THAT I'M REBUILDING AND I'M LOOKING FOR A SINGLE PLANE INTAKE MY CAM IS 621 LIFT 3000-3500 STALL 411 REAREND. I HAVE FOUND 3. OSSY.EDLEBROCK VICTOR,AND ONE FROM DOVE PERFORMANCE. ANYONE HAVE SUGGETIONS. THE GUYS AT DOVE SAY THE OSSY IS BETTER THAN THE VICTOR. OSSY IS A PORT O SONIC.HE SAYS DOVE IS BEST.
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11-18-2003 03:03 PM #2
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I WOULD LIKE SOME INPUT ON CHOOSING AN INTAKE PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!
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11-19-2003 03:51 AM #3
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Dove is a very good intake, works best with their heads. I think you mean an Offy Port-o-sonic, they work fine on the street. If you told us what type of car, what you are going to use it for, and a bit more detail on the engine the input might be a bit more accurate. If this is a stock motor for the street, the factory 4-V intake works great.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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11-19-2003 06:08 PM #4
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How about a SideWinder "They have Big Runners"(428Police Intercepter Intake is almost the same as SideWinder), It will flow and turn RPM's
Just my 2 CentsThanks,
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11-19-2003 06:42 PM #5
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IT IS A 66 FAIRLANE,621 SOLID LIFT CAM,FORGED PISTONS12.5 COMPRESION, 3000-3500 STALL, 411 9 INCH, SPORTSMAN FOGGER NOS, NEW BOTTOM END, VALVE TRAIN IS NEW. WEEKEND STREET CAR SOMETIMES ON THE 1/8TH MILE.
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11-19-2003 07:02 PM #6
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OK,,,I saw that...If You dont think it will work(I think it will) Then go with the Dove......
OOO....sorry about that just saw Dave's Answer/QuestionThanks,
Chris P.
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11-19-2003 07:24 PM #7
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THANKS FOR THE HELP. I HAVE SEEN SOME POSTS THAT SAY DOVE HAS POOR QUALITY CONTROL, ANY TRUTH TO THAT. IS THE DOVE BETTER THAN THE EDLEBROCK OR DOES IT REALLY MATTER
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11-19-2003 07:29 PM #8
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I've never had a Dove but All I've heard has been Good..
Are you a Member of FordFE.com ?? If not try there and you can ask all the Questions there and find the Intake there also...
I run the EDLEBROCK RPM but I'm Not running the same RPM's that you are. I Cruz at 3000 RPM's
www.FordFE.comThanks,
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11-19-2003 07:35 PM #9
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THANKS
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I have run the Dove heads and intake, nothing wrong with their quality control. The setup worked great.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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11-27-2003 04:46 PM #11
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hello; first off you better get a bigger stall or a smaller cam because she's gonna stumble off the line. the tunnel wedge intake would work with that cam. good luck, wayne.looking for early linc. y-block speed parts:hmmm:
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11-27-2003 04:46 PM #12
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Im going to either buy the edlbrock or the dove what does everyone think the price does not matter only about $75.00 difference
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11-27-2003 04:49 PM #13
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hi again; the edelbrock rpm intake will be a good street intake with the auto and still have good torque. good luck, wayne.looking for early linc. y-block speed parts:hmmm:
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11-27-2003 06:57 PM #14
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The guys at dove said that the 621 lift cam would work good with a 3000 32000 stall. They also recommened it.
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Offy makes a good intake for street. Havn't checked any prices recently though. Last I checked the Offy cams are pretty high. But prob worth itIt ain't broke if you can fix it.
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Thank you JOATMON That's the fitting I was wanting to try. Ordered it and will see if that works.
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