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Old 09-04-2006, 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhino79
We may tune the Wood Haulers truck for a Speed Density setup just for that reason....so he can simplifly the air intake.
also Speed Density is the way to go I love it
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Originally Posted by dirt_track_racer_81
also how does a 90mm throttle body compare to a 1000 cfm throttle body??
I think that the 1000 cfm might flow a bit better but I don't know the cfm of the 90mm tb.
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Originally Posted by dirt_track_racer_81
also Speed Density is the way to go I love it
F-in awesome, that's what I wanted to hear.
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Originally Posted by dirt_track_racer_81
also how does a 90mm throttle body compare to a 1000 cfm throttle body??
well the quad 2.25" bore T/B that goes with the discussed intake is 15.896 square inches of blade area

and the 90 mm one is 9.856 square inches of blade area


my guess is the quad barrel flows better
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and run ya a 4 barrel throttle body spacer...haha..
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Most 90s flow in the 700-mid 800 range, edelbrock makes teh 4barrel that flos 1050cfm, accufab makes one that flows 1500!!! but IMO and Richards its a bit excessive for all but the biggest max effort motors.

Mine will ahve a tb spacer but it will shoot out nitrous and fuel too
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good thread

I like the vic jr 4bbl idea

slow, are you doing any tests NA?
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so i'm assuming the lil hole on the right is for the map

then the rest of the stuff is all on the t/b???
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Originally Posted by negativeswitches


so i'm assuming the lil hole on the right is for the map

then the rest of the stuff is all on the t/b???
I believe thats gonna be for your brake booster. But it shouldn't be hard to plumb for the map sensor.
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Originally Posted by Rhino79
I believe thats gonna be for your brake booster. But it shouldn't be hard to plumb for the map sensor.
oh yeah i forgot about that guy lol

i'm going to ahve to call edelbrock wednesday when i work at napa next and get some details.


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