is this intake ported?

BlackVert

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Looks like it. The walls between the ports are thinner than the Explorer intake I am gonna install this weekend.

 

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and what kind of power could i expect to make with this intake, some eddy performer heads, and a trickflow stage 1 cam?

 

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would i make better power with a typhoon intake and those heads and cam?

 

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i would assume something around the 260-270 rwhp range. you won't hit 300 with that

 

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ProKiller said:

i would assume something around the 260-270 rwhp range. you won't hit 300 with that

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what about the typhoon intake and those heads and cam?

 

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That intake is not truely ported. Somebody ground around the down-leg runner walls, but that does not improve the ultimate flow capability of the upper. Most of the restriction in the Cobra is in the lower anyway. I wouldn't pay more than about $250 for that intake.

 

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thanks tom