There great if you have ther motor to use it in. If your stock move along the Holley is too much for a stockish motor. Look into the Cobra/GT40, E-brock, Trickflow.
There great if you have ther motor to use it in. If your stock move along the Holley is too much for a stockish motor. Look into the Cobra/GT40, E-brock, Trickflow.
Stockish to me means just your average bolt ons like intake, pulleys, exauhst, gears. With out matching heads and cam that intake is useless and will kill your power. When your stock heads/cam are out of there power range the Holley intake is just entering it's own.
While logged in up top there's your "User CP" click and on your left there is your "Edit Signature" enter your mods and save.
Like wytstang said, you better have VERY good supporting mods to even concider the holley intake. if you have the stock heads, or even aftermarket heads with the stock cam its the wrong choice IMO for an NA car.
No, researching is what you should/need to do. What goals are you looking for a fun street car, track car, or autocross car? How much hp/tq do you want to make to the wheels? What 1/4 mile times are you looking to get "if" any at all? How much are you willing to spend to get there? Figure out what your long term plans are then you can start to peice together the puzzle. Make no sense to pay for parts twice because you didn't think ahead. Good luck and use the search button you may just find the answer your looking for if not ask.
FOR FUN !!! There is no rush to build a monster . Just want to take my time building the car. You know ? One part at a time see how it affect's the HP.
Future plans SC.