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Old 09-04-2006, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Kano
good thread

I like the vic jr 4bbl idea

slow, are you doing any tests NA?
The 418 will be tested N/A then Ill hook the turbo up to it. If there is that big a need for it I wouldnt mind disconnecting the turbo and running N/A to show some results for ya'll.
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Big hole if for brake booster which you can T your map off of, there is a little port on teh side for the fuel canister thing or whatever else you want. CHARRIS's post covers all that.
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Big hole if for brake booster which you can T your map off of, there is a little port on teh side for the fuel canister thing or whatever else you want. CHARRIS's post covers all that.
Yeah you can T it...thats how the Haulers Vac Mod kit hooks in.
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Big hole if for brake booster which you can T your map off of, there is a little port on teh side for the fuel canister thing or whatever else you want. CHARRIS's post covers all that.
my bad, i still dont see his post in this thread tho :squinting:
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Originally Posted by negativeswitches
my bad, i still dont see his post in this thread tho :squinting:
He had his own thread about 2 weeks ago.
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Originally Posted by negativeswitches
my bad, i still dont see his post in this thread tho :squinting:
Wasnt jumping on you at all bro, here is the link
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...ight=victor+jr
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Get busy guys... I'd like to see some different installs!
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Charris did porting yours help any? Was their actually much to port? I figured since it is aftermarket and an upgrading intake manifold it would already have the best air flow possible?
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Originally Posted by negativeswitches
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
oh yeah the 1.75 bore intake has a blade size of 9.616

and the 2" is 12.56

my bad for not posting that earlier lol
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Originally Posted by onebadrubi
Charris did porting yours help any? Was their actually much to port? I figured since it is aftermarket and an upgrading intake manifold it would already have the best air flow possible?
The runner ports are SMALL as it comes. This is not a true "bolt on and go" mod if you want best effect. It needs to be ported. But it does go on and off pretty easily so it could be put on and ported later if you needed to for some reason.


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