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W7 Intake - Can anyone ID? #1623511
05/22/14 03:44 AM
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limelighte55 Offline OP
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Hey fellas, I've recently bought a ported set of 59 degree W7's, a single plane intake and some 1.7 ration T&D rollers for my 416 short block. I know there are a few intakes out there for these heads, can anyone ID the one I have from the attached image? My one also has spacers for factory block spacing.

Re: W7 Intake - Can anyone ID? [Re: limelighte55] #1623512
05/22/14 09:12 AM
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Almost looks like the last 3 digits are 598. Maybe it's a Ritter, casting doesn't look like an MP cast. Just my guess early in the morning

Re: W7 Intake - Can anyone ID? [Re: limelighte55] #1623513
05/22/14 03:36 PM
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It's old Arrington cheater w7 intake before mopar got going on the 598.

It's a good intake for 720-750 HP

Re: W7 Intake - Can anyone ID? [Re: limelighte55] #1623514
05/22/14 06:24 PM
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looks to me like a 420

Re: W7 Intake - Can anyone ID? [Re: W5DART66] #1623515
05/23/14 03:10 AM
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Quote:

It's old Arrington cheater w7 intake before mopar got going on the 598.

It's a good intake for 720-750 HP




If this is an Arrington intake would it work on a milder street friendly build making 600 odd HP? The W7 heads I have flow 344cfm on the intake peak, I haven't decided on a solid roller stick yet. I want to keep the compression around 11:1 to make this a pump gas motor. It's a 59 degree 340 based 416 short-block with this intake, ported W7's and a set of 1.7 ration T&D rollers.

Re: W7 Intake - Can anyone ID? [Re: limelighte55] #1623516
05/23/14 03:27 AM
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Quote:

Quote:

It's old Arrington cheater w7 intake before mopar got going on the 598.

It's a good intake for 720-750 HP




If this is an Arrington intake would it work on a milder street friendly build making 600 odd HP? The W7 heads I have flow 344cfm on the intake peak, I haven't decided on a solid roller stick yet. I want to keep the compression around 11:1 to make this a pump gas motor. It's a 59 degree 340 based 416 short-block with this intake, ported W7's and a set of 1.7 ration T&D rollers.




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Brian Hafliger
Re: W7 Intake - Can anyone ID? [Re: Brian Hafliger] #1623517
05/24/14 01:22 AM
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Quote:

Quote:

Quote:

It's old Arrington cheater w7 intake before mopar got going on the 598.

It's a good intake for 720-750 HP




If this is an Arrington intake would it work on a milder street friendly build making 600 odd HP? The W7 heads I have flow 344cfm on the intake peak, I haven't decided on a solid roller stick yet. I want to keep the compression around 11:1 to make this a pump gas motor. It's a 59 degree 340 based 416 short-block with this intake, ported W7's and a set of 1.7 ration T&D rollers.




Check your email when you get a chance!




Thanks Brian!

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