Intake Manifolds

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  1. dudi

    dudi Member

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    hi
    i have 302 engine and i think over about Intake Manifolds.
    my carburetor is holley 4150 600 CFM DP .

    i think about
    summit Stage 2 \air gap \ Stealth



    so what are you recommender ?
     
  2. maverick1970

    maverick1970 MCG State Rep

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    Really should hear more about your combination

    Camshaft
    Compression
    Heads
    Headers or Manifolds
    Automatic or Manual Trans
    Gear ratio
    Primary use of vehicle
     
  3. stmanser

    stmanser Looking for a Maverick

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    i would agree with maverick1970

    but a good manifold for power is the RPM, and a good manifold for just a daily driver would be performer.

    but it does depend greatly on your setup
     
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    There has been quality issues with the 'Summit' branded manifolds.....Imported! Do a thread search, I think it's been covered here before.
     
  5. bmcdaniel

    bmcdaniel Senile Member Supporting Member

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    Hard to go wrong with an RPM or Stealth. Some guys swear by the Xcellerator on the street, too, 'cause it's a relatively small single plane. The only measurable difference between an RPM and an AirGap is the price. The Performer is strictly a low rpm range aluminum version of the stock Ford four barrel intake. Obviously your heads and cam need to be a part of the combo.
     
  6. tim keck

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    I like the stealth,works well with mild engines and will still work good if you turn it into a not so mild engine.Mine worked well up to 6200(thats where the heads ran out though,me thinks the stealth is rated up to 6500)
     
  7. Maverick Man

    Maverick Man The Original Maverick Man

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    Two 1973 LDO Mavericks (one 4 Drag one 4 driving like Mad on the roads :) ) also have a 75 6cyl Stock! Ok, well sort of Stock :P
    uh oh... i hear a manifold debate...coming lol!
     
  8. Blown 5.0

    Blown 5.0 Hooked on BOOST MEMBER

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    The Blower manifolds are the best, But the stealth is also a good all around manifold.
     
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    Stealth... (without know more specifics)

    I see you have a DP carb.
    If you don't drive the car regularly, have a manual tranny, and decent gears... Then you could use the DP with an X-cellerator and get very good results.
    If you don't have all of these things, you really would be best off considering a change to a vacuum Holley carb.
     

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