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Theyd work better on larger cubic inch or higher rpm on 500 plus or minus builds without a doubt. They have shorter runners than darts also. I really like the idea of using your current set up with Jason's spacers. You'll actually be tricking your intakes into a tunnel ram. Also will be nice to see if you gain rpm with your doms and no other changes. I would guess you will.
Like last year, lots of changes going on. The entire fuel system is being upgraded, -3 Imco's vs -2 Sportmasters, Daytona ignitions vs TB, and Eickerts vs Gils. As a whole there will be some improvement, but how much does each contribute? Who knows. I sent back the Dart adaptors today, so hopefully I can get some of Jason's adaptors, otherwise I'll go to my original plan which was the HVH super sucker adaptors.
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I decided today to just swap out the intakes and be done with it. I ordered 2 Brodix HV2001's. I've been looking at this intake for while and after a conversation with Getrdunn this morning, we both agreed that is the best intake. I'll post later how all this turns out.
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I decided today to just swap out the intakes and be done with it. I ordered 2 Brodix HV2001's. I've been looking at this intake for while and after a conversation with Getrdunn this morning, we both agreed that is the best intake. I'll post later how all this turns out.





