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<blockquote data-quote="tt335ci03cobra" data-source="post: 15703855" data-attributes="member: 68944"><p>Ask Todd, he'll give you great advice. It would depend on the cam specs and head work. There's a lot of good results from running aggressive heads, cams and a mid range manifold that can hold flow well into high rpm. If the manifold can maintain a high enough volume of cfm without creating turbulence, it doesn't need to actually flow all that much cfm. Rpm will use the steady peak cfm to good use for atleast another 1000 revs before it starts to fall off.</p><p></p><p>An inexpensive and very easy option is to try a ported Mach manifold. It would be plug/play. You can find them reasonably inexpensive and if it does or doesn't work, you can sell the non ported unit or the ported one. I'd go that route first and see how it affects the powerband back to back same day, dyno etc.</p><p></p><p>I went fr500c but that requires fgt heads and so many changes. Try to get more outta the current setup and go that route, a solid ported Mach unit is probably gonna work great</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tt335ci03cobra, post: 15703855, member: 68944"] Ask Todd, he'll give you great advice. It would depend on the cam specs and head work. There's a lot of good results from running aggressive heads, cams and a mid range manifold that can hold flow well into high rpm. If the manifold can maintain a high enough volume of cfm without creating turbulence, it doesn't need to actually flow all that much cfm. Rpm will use the steady peak cfm to good use for atleast another 1000 revs before it starts to fall off. An inexpensive and very easy option is to try a ported Mach manifold. It would be plug/play. You can find them reasonably inexpensive and if it does or doesn't work, you can sell the non ported unit or the ported one. I'd go that route first and see how it affects the powerband back to back same day, dyno etc. I went fr500c but that requires fgt heads and so many changes. Try to get more outta the current setup and go that route, a solid ported Mach unit is probably gonna work great [/QUOTE]
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