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Re: Best intake for a 440
[Re: Dunnuck Racing]
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03/11/13 08:01 PM
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Do you race the car,or street drive it? A performer RPM is a good street/ strip intake for that combination . If your car is light,has a lot of gear,etc. I would use the Victor style.
Probably be more help with a better description of thwarted car and its use
Keith
I agree. The Holley Street Dominator may also work good with it depending on the weight , gear and so on. Ron
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Re: Best intake for a 440
[Re: moparguy]
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03/11/13 08:22 PM
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I suppose that would help. its in a 74 dodge charger. and has a 3.55 SG but i will be swapping that out with a 4.10 soon here. The car is a street/strip car, and is quite portly at around 4k pounds.
I also do have a old Weiand 7500 intake here if you think that may work for my combo.
I would go with the Eddy Performer RPM on your combo. Just make sure it will fit under your hood if you do. Ron
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Re: Best intake for a 440
[Re: Mr.Yuck]
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03/11/13 11:18 PM
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RPM or S/D. or you could go for a nice 3x2.... 
Yea forgot about the 6pk setup as that would work nice with the right tune on it.  Ron
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Re: Best intake for a 440
[Re: HYPER8oSoNic]
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03/12/13 12:43 AM
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RPM or S/D. or you could go for a nice 3x2....
 with ya!!
If you plug in your car weight/converter stall/carb size/cam factors:
S/D - Moderate Street/Strip (Great all-around performance, especially with a TQ)
RPM- Sharper Street Performance Good basic Strip manifold.
Six pack - Great Street/Strip setup, added airflow
accomodates bigger hydraulics and small solids. Just have to "dial-in" the jets and secondary barrel(s) timing.
RPM- Sharper Street Performance Good basic Strip manifold, add a 950 holley and look out
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Re: Best intake for a 440
[Re: ProStock1320]
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03/12/13 03:45 AM
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So, how about an Indy dual plane 1x4? Not enough engine for it? Is the Indy part over-hyped? Don't want a political discussion on Indy, just throwin it out there.
I was wondering the same. I read somewhere it out flows the edelbrock. The thing with the Indy that scares me away is the price. But I suppose you do get what ya pay for.
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Re: Best intake for a 440
[Re: moparguy]
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03/12/13 06:20 AM
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Since you have a low stall conv... being that way you need to make all the torque you can make at a low RPM to move the weight.... go with the RPM... your cam wont support high rpm anyways so think low rpm.... also being that its mostly street I would keep the 3.55 in it for a while to check out the engine changes... then if you want change the gear 
Last edited by MR_P_BODY; 03/12/13 06:30 AM.
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Re: Best intake for a 440
[Re: Cab_Burge]
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03/12/13 09:41 AM
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Does Indy make that manifold in 440 port sizes?   I was told they don't
The 440 port size is the only size they make.
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As far as the Eddy dual four intake with dual Eddy or Carter carbs they aren't as responsive or as nice to drive as the single carb is on a good intake like the Eddy Performer RPM are 
