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Postby Quarter Flash » Wed Jun 28, 2006 6:31 pm

Has anyone seen a dyno test on this manifold? How does it do with a 406 size engine? I bought an engine with this manifold on it. I have a 4600 stall, glide, 600 lift, 255 duration, solid roller, Dart Pro 1 215, 10 to 1 compression. Car will weigh 2600 to 2700 lbs. My thinking is the manifold will not pull on top well enough to get me to 6500. With my stall I need upper end performance. I have not been able to find any real comparrison information on this manifold

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Postby joe350gt » Wed Jun 28, 2006 8:23 pm

Bob,

I haven't seen any tests on one. I considered buying one when I built my motor but I went with the RPM Air Gap since I am street oriented. I would think since you've already got it you could use it and if it didn't work maybe go for a Victor or maybe even a tunnel ram...

I think it would work fine myself. Bill Mitchell puts it on his 427 and 454 crate engines and they make 550 and 600 horsepower respectively. 8)

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Postby DoozCoop » Thu Jun 29, 2006 2:42 am

havent' seen it dynoed, but it looks exactly like the weiand team G on my big block, which is good for 2500 - 7900 rpm. If you need a little more on top end, try a 1 or 2 inch carb spacer with the open center. Not the ones with 4 divided holes - they work for lower rpm's.
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Postby MotionVega » Thu Jun 29, 2006 5:56 am

If it's the one i'm thinking of ,it's a nock off of the super victor.It's a good manifold for a 400+ cuber.
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Postby Quarter Flash » Thu Jun 29, 2006 9:38 am

Thank you for your replies. Here is a pic of the manifold.

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Postby myvega » Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:15 pm

Just make sure you run the right intake gaskets. Fel Pro 1206. The intake is a very good piece, but like all others, may need a little work to port match it to the heads.
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Postby myvega » Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:16 pm

Am I looking at annular boosters in that carb?
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Postby Quarter Flash » Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:48 pm

I did port match and use the 1206 gaskets.

your right on the carb

Thanks I had never seen one of these manifolds before.

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Postby joe350gt » Fri Jun 30, 2006 10:16 pm

Bob,

That looks like a lotta horsepower just sitting there!!! It will look sweet in the engine bay...

Have fun!!

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Postby Quarter Flash » Fri Jun 30, 2006 10:57 pm

I have been taking pics throughout the project. When I have time I will upload some of them. As I said before this is a ground up drag car using the Jeg's chassis kit. My computer software guestimates I have about 550 hp and 500 pft over 1300 rpm.

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Postby DDBBCVEGA » Mon Jul 03, 2006 12:15 pm

the highest I've taken this combo is 8 grand but she still pulling hard just not a strong enuff bottom end to take a big block higher my 02 is the carb needs to be 4500 series thats what made mine come alive
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Postby Quarter Flash » Wed Jul 05, 2006 11:10 am

Nice car!! What does it run in quarter, MPH and aprox engine power? How much does your Vega weigh? I am so curious to know what my Monza will weigh when I get it done. I guess I keep working on it until I can weigh it. My engine broke 550 hp and 500 tq on the engine dyno so I know it wont be a pooch. I figure anything below 11.0 is good.

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Postby DDBBCVEGA » Wed Jul 05, 2006 12:23 pm

the car weighs 2650 w/ driver 190 lbs driver 496 bbc dyno at 693 hp651 lbs we were running the 1/8 5.80 class with too much gear in the car to slow down to a 5.80 the 5.80 class is the hardest class around here so thats why we are taken weight out of the car now beefing up the chassis (7.50 cert) adding more power tunnel ram two doms new cam port work by yours truely looking for over 1,000 hp and we are gonna start running the texas pro stock class low 5's to high 4's in the 1/8 high 7's to low 8's in the 1/4 we will most likely have to wait til I can afford a new short block to be compepitive but if we can click off some low 5 passes I'll be happy thats without NOS all throttle no bottle
the 693 hp was with stock heads and no vaccum pump as you can see we added al heads an a vaccum pump since then but kept it in the 5.80 class
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Postby DDBBCVEGA » Wed Jul 05, 2006 12:29 pm

as a guess bob you should click off a low to mid 10 seconds with all things working right
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Postby Quarter Flash » Wed Jul 05, 2006 2:01 pm

That is what I'm hoping for

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