Posted By: d-150
440 intake holley sd vs. edelbrock rpm performer - 08/16/11 08:48 PM
finishing 440 voodoo 04 cam 10.5 to 1 .what intake
Posted By: RapidRobert
Re: 440 intake holley sd vs. edelbrock rpm performer - 08/16/11 09:15 PM
SD is very low profile & reportedly has good low end for a single plane & it's a spreadbore. rpm performer is very tall & reportedly good top end for a dual plane & it's a square bore. I have a SD but no actual exp w it yet
Posted By: dOc !
Re: 440 intake holley sd vs. edelbrock rpm performer - 08/16/11 09:32 PM
My vote is ferr the Berri !
Posted By: Dean_Kuzluzski
Re: 440 intake holley sd vs. edelbrock rpm performer - 08/16/11 11:17 PM
I have both to try out!
From what I recall from a previous magazine article............
the Perf. RPM had more torque in the low-end as would be likely......but not much.
Posted By: SomeCarGuy
Re: 440 intake holley sd vs. edelbrock rpm performer - 08/17/11 12:47 AM
I've used both on 440's before, the same engine even. The RPM is much better but does cause clearance issues. SD isn't bad at all, but I would go w/ the RPM if possible.
Posted By: Pacnorthcuda
Re: 440 intake holley sd vs. edelbrock rpm performer - 08/17/11 12:56 AM
I too have used both on a 440. Switched other items at the same time though, went from a Holley SD to the Eddy RPM while switching the cam from a big old-school General Dynamics to a Voodoo 60303.
Therefore not a great comparison, but I certainly like the Eddy and have no reason to believe the SD is superior in any way.
I do believe they are pretty darn similiar in performance.
Posted By: 383man
Re: 440 intake holley sd vs. edelbrock rpm performer - 08/20/11 06:33 AM
I had the SD on my old mild 440 that was in my 63 and I really liked it. It actually had very good low end for the combo. Best of 11.49 with a best 60 of 1.57. It was a 906 headed 440 with the MP .557 cam and a 850 DP. Ron