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11/04/09 10:47 PM
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Currently running an M1 intake. Fits car and hood scoop very well. Thought I've heard of people pulling the M1 in favor of Indy or eddy intake and picking up ET. Any one have back to back results? Thanks, JP

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Currently running an M1 intake. Fits car and hood scoop very well. Thought I've heard of people pulling the M1 in favor of Indy or eddy intake and picking up ET. Any one have back to back results? Thanks, JP


Which type of carb? Also which M1 intake, single plane 4150, dual plane or are you using now?

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4150 single plane with quick fuel 1050 4150 flange carb. thanks,jp

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I have done some back to back dyno testing on the Mopar M1 single plane with the 4150 carb flange and carbs versus the Eddy Torker 11 and the Eddy performer RPM, none on the Indy intakes. The torker 11 was the weakest in HP and torque, the RPM intake was better on HP and torque below 4500 RPM, the M1 and the RPM came out real cose on the "average results from 3000 RPM to 6000 RPM" with the M1 single plane performing better above 5000 RPM. No real at the track testing, sorry BTW, I ended up using the RPM in the car, it was a 1965 Plymouth satelite bucket seat, console, power everything with air conditioning pump gas street car that ran high 12s corked up on pump gas on BFG radials


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Thank you for the info. Think I'll look for some et elsewhere. Turning mine to about 7k right now so sounds like the m1 is the choice to stay with.







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