The TM7 is more of a race manifold, not so good on lower RPM use, same thing on the Torquer and Torquer 2 intakes Tell us more about the motor and the car you will use this motor in and the type of driving you want it to run good in? BTW, I don't know the carb your referring to
Edelbrock 1411 750 carb. This is for a 70 roadrunner. I don't plan on drag racing, just cruising around making noise with my arm hanging out the window.
Re: Carb/Intake Combo recommendation - 07/02/2003:36 AM
I have never been a fan of the edelbrock 750 carb. They always seem to run rich, no matter how much you tune them. I think the 800Cfm Avs is a great carb for even moderate 440โs. Also the Eddy RPM is a fantastic Manifold! Have fun!
In my experience, the new Street Demons are a better carb choice. They come stock with an electric choke, are available in 625 and 750 CFMs, and bolt to either carb flange on the intake.
The CH4B manifolds were good back in the 70's, I had one on my 68 Charger R/T. Technology has come a long way since then. The Performer RPM is hands down a better intake. I run one on a mild 440 with a Holley 750 and it's a flawless set-up. I think the OP would be very happy with the results.
The CH4B manifolds were good back in the 70's, I had one on my 68 Charger R/T. Technology has come a long way since then. The Performer RPM is hands down a better intake. I run one on a mild 440 with a Holley 750 and it's a flawless set-up. I think the OP would be very happy with the results.
I know that. I have used the RPM very good intake however they are not cheap...and depending on his hood he'd need a drop base for the air cleaner.