Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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that sucks but that intake sure is pretty
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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Ron,
On your Indy intake did you have a lot of core shift? The intake I got had excessive core shift and I was wondering if yours had the same?
Our engines are very similar, here are some specs on mine:
493 Solid roller CNC Stealths Indy dual plane 950 Proform
Please lend me some thoughts on the intake, also if you can where did you get it from? Thanks.
Don
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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Head gaskets...? intake gaskets..? Have you tried it with the ones you are going to run?
Believe me it hits a good bit with the center plate installed on the valley cover plate that it will still hit with the gaskets in place. I will just do the grinding and get it to fit. This Indy dual plane kinda reminds me of an RPM intake on steroids. Ron
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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Ron,
On your Indy intake did you have a lot of core shift? The intake I got had excessive core shift and I was wondering if yours had the same?
Our engines are very similar, here are some specs on mine:
493 Solid roller CNC Stealths Indy dual plane 950 Proform
Please lend me some thoughts on the intake, also if you can where did you get it from? Thanks.
Don
I have not noticed any core shift but I will check closer. I bought the intake from Dwayne Porter who opened it up to Max Wedge size for me. He does great work. Oh I also use that same Moroso oil pan also. Ron
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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Hey Ron, the setup looks good. Guess you might have to mill a small amount of material off the intake to get it to fit. Let me know if you need help with it. I'll have one of my guys machine it for you.
Thanks Jack but I think I can just use my grinder and get it but if it is more hassle then that I will let you know. Thanks , Ron
PS: Good luck at the track Friday.
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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Well in Indy's defense, the Dual Plane intake is designed to fit on any RB standard port head motor, not only for Indy heads. So this would typically mean a conventional Valley pan. And of course if you think about it, the Valley plates were designed specifically to adapt their raised port Indy heads to either a B or RB block. Indy heads have no heat crossover....so provision to clear the exhaust crossover "belly" was probably not a design consideration.
The amount of clearancing I had to do on a B motor Stage VI wasn't really that much and it was easier to grind down the valley plate than the underside of the intake. to be honest I fully expected to have to do something to clear it knowing the Dual plane was designed for a valley pan.
Ron, if Dwayne ported your Dual plane to Max Wedge like I did mine you'll be suprised how much air that puppy will move! Too bad they don't make a 4500 flange model as well, although I believe the plenums have enough meat on either side to do it.
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Re: Pics of Indy intake.
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I don't know what the issue is with the Indy QC issues, maybe we should get someone from Indy to Represent here. The one I have on my 517 was fine, I bought it used from moparts mamber GCH and since then it's ported to within an inch of its life. I like this manifold a bunch for my MW combo
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