Need help with Intake Decision

gcwh02

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Ok, here is the combo... I have decently ported and milled windsor jr heads, 350 stroker (302 block), 12:1 compression, and a lunati cam. I bought it as a long block. I was told that that long block went a 11.8 in a 86 vert with a holley 750 and edelbrock intake(not sure which one). My question is, should I go with the TFS Track or the TFS box R.

 

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86bluecobra

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I think your choice is really going to depend on what cam you are running. Where does the cam make power?

 

90mustangGT

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What is the use of it? The cool thing is the lowers are the same.

 

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86bluecobra said:

I think your choice is really going to depend on what cam you are running. Where does the cam make power?

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I wish I had the specs, the bastard never got them to me like he said he would. Its has decent lift, it pulls hard to 6k. I havent brought it over that yet...

 

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90mustangGT said:

What is the use of it? The cool thing is the lowers are the same.

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its my occasional street car. I am going to race it on the weekends for fun. Yea the lowers are the same for the street/track, not the R.

 

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Just go with a trick flow r-series manifold. Same dimensions port wise as the box r. The only difference is the box r is taller. So you may need a cowl hood with it. But it doesn't look like you need one with the r-series manifold. And you could get it with either the 75mm or 90mm throttle body.

 

gcwh02

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any other suggestions?