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adamforsythe

adamforsythe

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Hello,
What kind of bolt on could I get that pushes more air into the system? I have a 650CFM carb with a breather kit (Edelbrock Pro-Flo air cleaner, 14" diameter with 3" element (3-5/16")) on it. Is there something that I could put between the carb and the air cleaner?
Thanks
Adam
 
you realize the less knowledgable could think you are serious? No there is nothing. Pick up some books and learn about small block motors and how to make power. Or look for articles online. You could put a supercharger on but you better have a motor built for it or run low boost.
 
sheesh, your ruining all my fun this morn....:wink1:
 
well after that whole thing with my friend's ford and the "zerorates" I watch what I say ;)
 
good point... guess i should have used the sarcasm smilie. :thinking:

have you seen the new vette project on American Hotrod? having all kinds of issues with it, but its supposed to be a twin turbo BB... should be interesting..
 
refuse to watch that show anymore. I hate Boyd, only thing worth watching was Charlie and hes gone.
 
adamforsythe said:
Hello,
What kind of bolt on could I get that pushes more air into the system? I have a 650CFM carb with a breather kit (Edelbrock Pro-Flo air cleaner, 14" diameter with 3" element (3-5/16")) on it. Is there something that I could put between the carb and the air cleaner?
Thanks
Adam
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i hope to god you're kidding...
 
beater_k20 said:
i hope to god you're kidding...
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No man. These morons in this day and age talking all their crap about, "Cold air intakes" have got everyone brainwashed into thinking that an air filter is an acceptable way to make more horsepower. I've never understood that crap, I didn't even believe that when I was 16.
 
I believed it when I was 16. It's all about marketing creating a need in the mind of consumers.
 
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