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Old 09-07-2011, 09:24 AM
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347 Stroker Advice on Intake

Hello everyone, I have a 347 stroker that I built on a budget. We do the best we can. Now I have a bit more cash and was wondering will a new intake benefit me at all? Everything will stay the same and my heads are the best I can afford. Time (3 kids)and money is a factor so the heads are staying.

Do you think a new intake would help me squeeze some more power under 5500rpms. I dyno'ed (MD) 327RWHP and 357RWT. I would like some real world experience advice if possible. It is a street car but find i run out of power quick at 4500rpms. Thanks in advance.

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347 stroker
10.25.1 compression
Y303 GT40 turbo swirl cylinder heads
Comp cams custom ground cam shaft (similar to Ecam but 347 friendly)
1.7 Ford motor sports roller rockers
Cobra upper and lower intakes
IAC spacer
24lb injectors
190 litre per hour fuel pump
adjustable fuel pressure regulator
70mm throttle body
Mac cold air intake
75mm Mass air flow sensor
MSD 6A ignition box
MSD blaster coil
under drive pulleys
Aluminium drive shaft
3.55 rear end gears

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Mac 1 5/8 equal lenght headers
Mac 2 1/2 in pro chamber H-pipe
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FastEd should be able to answer your question, sit tight and good luck.
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Fasted, what would be your advice?

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FastEd should be able to answer your question, sit tight and good luck.
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Thanks. He will be here shortly I hope
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I've been out of the fox cars for a while now but I knew a few guys on a budget that used a Professional Products intake with alot of time porting and had good results. They are more or less an Edelbrock knock off. I'm thinking the heads may be holding you back as well but I'm no expert.
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what would be the price diff between the 2, any idea^^^^^
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Originally Posted by SNAKEBITE
what would be the price diff between the 2, any idea^^^^^
http://www.themustangshop.ca/product/300798/300338

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edelbrock air gap or rpm performer only way to go, professional product intakes are junk junk junk my buddy dynoed his 347 with one an air gap, rpm performer,pro product and a stock 1985 5.0l. Guess which one didn`t make the power pro products was less than stock and by 10hp BUT it was pretty went with rpm performer with 1/2 inch spacer.Go to youtube and type in SUCK SQUEEZE BANG BLOW THEY DO THE DYNO FOR THEM ON

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Old 11-09-2011, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 82blacksunshine
edelbrock air gap or rpm performer only way to go, professional product intakes are junk junk junk my buddy dynoed his 347 with one an air gap, rpm performer,pro product and a stock 1985 5.0l. Guess which one didn`t make the power pro products was less than stock and by 10hp BUT it was pretty went with rpm performer with 1/2 inch spacer.Go to youtube and type in SUCK SQUEEZE BANG BLOW THEY DO THE DYNO FOR THEM ON
The guys that I knew that had them did well with them after extensive porting but as I said earlier I'm no expert. I know if you don't port them they aren't great.
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another option - you could always look into a explorer upper lower intake - on a budget they're dirt cheap - flow better than Cobra intakes and are fairly cheap if you know where to look. and they'll be port matched to your heads!
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