coptezr 1/2 ton status Joined Jan 13, 2005 Posts 342 Reaction score 0 Location Kennewick,Washington Jan 8, 2006 #1 i have a barry grant 525 cfm right now i dont like it. would a 750 cfm edelbrock be to much for my truck?
i have a barry grant 525 cfm right now i dont like it. would a 750 cfm edelbrock be to much for my truck?
Jagged 1 ton status Joined Apr 25, 2005 Posts 11,462 Reaction score 27 Location The Swamp Jan 8, 2006 #2 You can easily calculate the estimated CFM capacity of your engine. Rough formula for such is RPM * Displacement / 3456 So a standard 350 turning 5,000 RPM 5000 * 350 / 3456 = 506 CFM
You can easily calculate the estimated CFM capacity of your engine. Rough formula for such is RPM * Displacement / 3456 So a standard 350 turning 5,000 RPM 5000 * 350 / 3456 = 506 CFM
D Dain Fraser Registered Member Joined Jun 30, 2005 Posts 32 Reaction score 0 Location Canada Jan 8, 2006 #3 I use a holley 670 truck avenger and it gets me places my old quadrajet never would have. Definetlely highly reccomended.
I use a holley 670 truck avenger and it gets me places my old quadrajet never would have. Definetlely highly reccomended.