As of now on my 302 i have a performer rpm intake on the car. The motor is a stock bottom end with twisted wedge heads, and a comp roller cam thats not too big. Just a nice street cam with 512 lift and i forget what the duration of it is. I usaly bring the car up to 6000rpm and the car feels pritty good with the setup i have, but like always i want it to be faster. I was just wondering if a victor jr intake would be better then the performer rpm that i have now. What do you guys think? the carb that i am using is a 650 demon.
performer rpm vs victor jr
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the performer rpm is a great intake for a N/A street car, the Victor is a little more inclined towards forced inducted motors, high reving or larger displacement N/A engines.
Since you only rev your car to 6k, I would recommend keeping the RPM, I believe the Victor might be a little large for you setup and might kill some of your low end.
Since you only rev your car to 6k, I would recommend keeping the RPM, I believe the Victor might be a little large for you setup and might kill some of your low end.
im probly just going to keep the intake i have now but im most likely going to pick up a 351w in the next week since i know where i can get a running one for a good deal, and ill just transfer my heads to the 351 and put that in the car. with that motor im not too sure what to go with. i know i want to go with a hotter cam then what my 302 has right now, and ill probly put arp rod bolts in it and maybe bring the motor to 6500. so with that motor what would i be better off with?