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Ramcharger with Aftermarket Intake #733400
06/25/10 02:38 PM
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Has anyone here run a 70 coronet with the ramcharger and an Edelbrock performer RPM intake? I'm working on a 400/451 stroker for the car and wonder if the 440 air cleaner base would make the whole deal fit with the lower deck height of the B engine.


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Re: Ramcharger with Aftermarket Intake [Re: Big Bad Bee] #733401
06/29/10 02:18 PM
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Someone here knows the answer... Maybe I should take a different tact. Does anyone know what the height difference is between the factory ramcharger air cleaner base for 440's and 383's?


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Re: Ramcharger with Aftermarket Intake [Re: Big Bad Bee] #733402
06/29/10 03:02 PM
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Image courtesy of nicksgarage.com

Now.... I have the performer (not rpm) on my '69 N96 equipped 383 SBee. The performer is pretty close to stock height. The height of the RPM is 1.35" taller than the performer. The height of the RB air cleaner base is 1" lower than that of the 383. So, if you use the RPM with the RB air cleaner base, it is .35" taller than that of the stock configuration. Hope this helped more than hindered.

Re: Ramcharger with Aftermarket Intake [Re: Crunchy_Frog] #733403
06/29/10 04:44 PM
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Perfect! That's just what I needed. So we're talking about 3/8 inch. Is there that much clearance/play in the gasket and height of the Ramcharger to accomodate that? I figure there is a bit of play because of engine shake/torquing.

Without knowing for sure it would be a pretty spendy experiment to find out...

Thanks for the response and the great photo!


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Re: Ramcharger with Aftermarket Intake [Re: Big Bad Bee] #733404
06/30/10 08:37 AM
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I know it sits pretty tight on mine. I don't know how far the seal is supposed to compress nor how far it will compress. Been wondering that myself. I just never got a round tuit.







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