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Buckhunter125@h

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If you were putting together a 331 or 347 and was considering a edelbrock RPM air gap intake .............. what wiend intake would compare ? ............... I'm just looking for something a little different .................... seems like everyone has edelbrock ...................... Dare to be different !!!!!!! .................. any advice ????? ............... is wiend as good as edelbrock
 

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Buckhunter125@h said:
If you were putting together a 331 or 347 and was considering a edelbrock RPM air gap intake .............. what wiend intake would compare ? ............... I'm just looking for something a little different .................... seems like everyone has edelbrock ...................... Dare to be different !!!!!!! .................. any advice ????? ............... is wiend as good as edelbrock
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The Weiand Stealth is the Perfomer RPM/RPM Air Gap equivalent. And it does just fine, most seem to like it better than the normal RPM and roughly equal to the Air Gap. hence why I got a Stealth
 

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The stealth is an awesome intake! I got an edlebrock air-gap with the 347 I bought from a guy, and I used it but only because it looks cooler. For strictly performance, I'd probably go with the stealth.
 

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a performer rpm or weiand stealth would do fine for me. pick the one that most closely matches your engine combination. if you choose parts for a wider rpm range, then the stealth is for you, narrower rpm range, the rpm. otherwise you can use price as a selection criteria.
 

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I've got a stealth intake on my 351w. works just fine. course with the roller cam I have the engine falls on it's face at 5500 rpm.
 
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Weiand or Edelbrock? And you want to be different? If you want diffferent go with a factory or repop dual four or a 3x2 setup.
 

69gmachine

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Find an old Excelerator (sp) and put a 4100 on top. More old skool than different, but a great combination imo.
 
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