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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2472960682&category=36474

i am the high bidder now.. wondering if anyone had thoughts, seems like a good deal to me

current mods:
-cam
-3.73
-pullies
-flowmasters
-cobra rockers

 

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That is too much manifold for a mild bolt on car.

Joe

 

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I wouldn't go any higher. You can get a brand new track heat intake for $425. In either case you'll need the elbow, which he's not including in that auction.

Dave

 

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ok, hopefully i will get outbid then

 

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...ry=36474&item=2473609576&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

is this more like it? although i always hate it when there is no picture...

 

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posting an ebay auction on a forum is a sure way to increase the price.

You also don't want to bid too early.

Look at that guys rating, 0. Be careful, pay with a postal money order and send it certified mail if you win.

 

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331 cobra said:

posting an ebay auction on a forum is a sure way to increase the price.

You also don't want to bid too early.

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haha yeah i know but im still kind of a dumba** when it comes to this stuff so i was just wondering

ok thanks for the advice

 

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govtmule said:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...ry=36474&item=2473609576&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

is this more like it? although i always hate it when there is no picture...

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That will work better with your current combo.. can also run the edelbrock performer intake, typhoon intake, GT40 or cobra. All of those work well with mild setups. All of these intakes can also be worked over later for more radical setups.

 

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Badlilstang said:

That will work better with your current combo.. can also run the edelbrock performer intake, typhoon intake, GT40 or cobra. All of those work well with mild setups. All of these intakes can also be worked over later for more radical setups.

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how does the typhoon intake preform, i saw it on ebay but had never heard anything really about it?

 

Badlilstang

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Id ask around.. there has to be some ppl in here running it. The rpm range on it is good and Ive heard it has a good price.

 

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yeah the price seemed to be pretty low, but i will ask around later.. off to work , thank for the help guys

 

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typhoon intake is a knockoff of the edelbrock performer rpm