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Flow difference from ported Cobra vs Performer

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Just wondering what the difference in flow is between a PORTED Cobra lower and a PORTED Edl. Performer lower.
 
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Anyone?
 
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assuming both will get identical port jobs...well that virtually becomes the same as stock vs stock...the Performer may outflow the Cobra by 10cfm...if that...not enough to notice...get whatever is a cheaper find...both good intakes...with lots of potential...
 
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I see you are running AFR's...I run ported lower GT-40 intake with a Cobra upper on my 165's...the car pulls hard from 3000-6000RPM...you won't be disappointed...I had Tmoss port mine...
 
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In the words of Ed from FTI...the Performer is the best intake out there in its class bar none.
 
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I already have a Cobra intake. It has been ported by TMOSS. This post is not for opinions about which intake I should buy. I am just interested to see by how much a ported Performer will outflow a ported Cobra.
 

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This is a question thats impossible to answer. It depends entirely on who ported it, if they ported it based on a specific goal or if they just hogged the piss out of it. A ported performer is definatly better than a ported cobra. No one can say "only 10cfm" absolutely impossible to say. With what you have, i'd say your looking for a mild 300hp combo with 6000 max shifts. Leave the cobra. If you were serious about looking to go fast, then you'd need to change more than just the manifold.
 

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The Performer has more usable room to port than a Cobra and can be made to flow more with less work, but below 250-260cfm, the Cobra will hang right with the Performer if ported by a pro. I'm not talking welding and gettin crazy here either.
 
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