Tunell raaammm!!!!
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See I fricken told you!!!!! 
That episode is also why I went the route I did . lol
I think some injector bosses are in order thou. Wish they would have done a 10 o2`s test to see fuel distribution.

That episode is also why I went the route I did . lol
I think some injector bosses are in order thou. Wish they would have done a 10 o2`s test to see fuel distribution.
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Edelbrock sells a nice looking TR with bosses and fuel rails. I’ve not seen it tested against the profiler, but I bet the profiler is still better.
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i ordered mine from alcoholdiggy but they were for tall decks. An error. No big deal but the 9.8’s were like six unknown months out min. I asked Valako about the more current eddy 7085’s I think and he said get them if I could.
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That Wilson ported Dart TR that brûlée has works awesome too. But I don’t think those are very good stock.
The profiler is actually great for a boat because the runners are pretty long. Drag race guys actually need it a bit shorter for higher RPM power. They also pick up a little power with the profiler when they add 100-150 cubic inches of plenum volume. I think it’s about 450ci stock, and taking them up to match the engine volume works well.
I’m not sure why the plenum volume = engine displacement equation works well on TRs but testing shows that it holds up.
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So when they told me I got the last 2 I guess they weren`t kidding.sorry buddy







