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355sonoma
06-22-2005, 05:56 PM
Well the proof is in the pudding:
My track results a few weeks back with the Victor Jr. intake:
r/t-.674
60\'-1.680
330-4.837
1/8-7.517
MPH-91.12
Today my results with the Performer RPM Airgap:
r/t-.757
60\'-1.612
330-4.711
1/8-7.352
MPH-92.38
not bad for just an intake!!
(weather could have also played a factor, it was very humid this evening! 82 degrees, 85% humidity.)
Truckman91
06-22-2005, 06:28 PM
Probably with better drivability to boot!
redneckgames
06-22-2005, 06:34 PM
yeah, I love the air gap
355sonoma
06-22-2005, 06:36 PM
On 2005-06-22 23:28, Truckman91 wrote:
Probably with better drivability to boot!
Much better drivability!. . . .The Victor Jr. is really a racing intake and would be useful to me if I were taking her up to 7,000+ rpms. But for what I have I\'m far happier with the performer rpm airgap! (and the endurashine finish is beautiful!)
Truckman91
06-22-2005, 06:42 PM
I want to put a V8 in my new Sonoma http://www.s10v8.com/images/smilies/icon_cry.gif
But I have to buy my first house before that, so I need to concentrate on a nice garage. http://www.s10v8.com/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif
My wife knows its coming, she got to ride around in my old S-10. She thought it was obnoxious.....lol
s10rodder
06-22-2005, 06:46 PM
what\'s the rest of your combo?
355sonoma
06-22-2005, 06:58 PM
On 2005-06-22 23:46, s10rodder wrote:
what\'s the rest of your combo?
Engine:
-Chevy 350ci small block (high nickel iron block)
-CNC machined/profiled TrickFlow 23 degree aluminum heads
64cc. . .195runner. . .2.02, 1.60 valve
-Aluminum Scorpion full roller rockers 1.5”
-ARP studs 7/16 w/ guideplates
-Hardened pushrods
-Edelbrock performer rpm airgap intake
-Headman shorty headers
-Flowmaster dual exhaust 2.5”
-Holley 4150 750cfm carburator w/ proform body
-Summit solid flat tappet camshaft
.244 duration @ .50, .512 lift
-K&N high flow air filter
Ignition:
-MSD Blaster coil
-MSD 6al ignition
-MSD 2-step
-MSD billet distributor w/ mechanical vacuum
-Chrome powermaster (1-wire) alternator
-Optima (redtop battery) located in bed of truck
-Crane 8.5mm plug wires w/ protective sleeving
Drivetrain:
-TH400 transmission with shift kit, Kevlar bands, trans-brake, and manual valve body, six clutch upgrade
-Ford 9” rear end with detroit locker
-B&M z-gate ripper floor shifter
-B&M holeshot 3000 stall torque converter
-Custom drive shaft w/ adapter
Wheels & Suspension:
-Weld Racing aluminum draglite rims
Front:15x3, Rear:15x8
-Mickey Thompson ET streets drag radials
Rear:275/60/15
-Custom traction bars
-3” drop front and rear
-4-point roll cage
Misc:
-Be Cool aluminum radiator
-Flex-a-Lite dual low-profile cooling fans
-Aluminum chrome valve covers w/ chevy emblem
-Aluminum overflow radiator container
-Aluminum dress up kit
-Aluminum 15 gallon fuel cell w/sending unit
-Fel Pro full gasket set
-ARP bolts
heads, intake, rocker studs
-Autometer gauges and tachometer
-N.O.S 150 wet shot nitrous
-roll pan
-euro tail lights
-billet radiator cap
-Alpine head unit w/ kenwood amp
two 8” subs behind seats
grimpuppy
06-22-2005, 07:31 PM
On 2005-06-22 22:56, 355sonoma wrote:
Well the proof is in the pudding:
My track results a few weeks back with the Victor Jr. intake:
r/t-.674
60\'-1.680
330-4.837
1/8-7.517
MPH-91.12
Today my results with the Performer RPM Airgap:
r/t-.757
60\'-1.612
330-4.711
1/8-7.352
MPH-92.38
not bad for just an intake!!
(weather could have also played a factor, it was very humid this evening! 82 degrees, 85% humidity.)
<font size=1>[ This message was edited by: 355sonoma on 2005-06-22 23:32 ]</font>
Were you on the bottle or all motor?
355sonoma
06-22-2005, 07:46 PM
Were you on the bottle or all motor?
On the bottle.
Just motor was a dissapointing 8.3 1/8 mile http://www.s10v8.com/images/smilies/icon_frown.gif
I know I could have gotten a 7.9 or 7.8 with better weather and better tuning!
3rdgentug
06-23-2005, 02:08 PM
i picked up about a 1/4 second in my old camaro going from the victor jr to the rpm air gap, like the intake so much i used it in my s10 blazer too.
ZZ4Blazer
06-23-2005, 02:21 PM
That sounds like a stout combo, I\'d think you should be turning those times on the motor???
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