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Old 11-14-2003, 10:07 AM   #1
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holley systemax II?

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i'm thinking about getting that kit. seems decent to me. pricing isnt to bad either
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Old 11-14-2003, 10:26 AM   #2
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It looks like some decent numbers. How does it compare to the Edelbrock system?
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Old 11-14-2003, 12:42 PM   #3
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$1400 at Jegs, not too bad.
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Old 11-14-2003, 02:48 PM   #4
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What heads come with it?
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Old 11-14-2003, 04:13 PM   #5
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$1400 at Jegs, not too bad.
Not too bad? Thats insanely cheap for aluminum heads, intake, and cam+lifters. Looks like an awsome deal to me. Only thing is, the cam is at 235/240@.050. Thats a fairly steep cam already. You'r going to have to do head and/or intake work to get more power from this setup.
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Old 11-14-2003, 04:28 PM   #6
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Thats a pretty large cam to keep streetable. But if thats gonna be your playtoy, then I say go for it!

You could put that setup in a 383 or 400 and it wouldnt be as steep of a cam.
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Only thing is, the cam is at 235/240@.050. Thats a fairly steep cam already.
Wow, that's a LOT of duration! I would think more along the lines of 220 would be a better choice...unless you plan on winding the CRAP out of that motor.
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the head compare to the dart iron eagles i planned on getting. and the cam looks to be close to the xe274 cam i was also gonna get.

it looks like a great deal for everything i get with it. and i was wanting around 400hp anyways. i can always add a 300 shot later
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Old 11-14-2003, 05:34 PM   #9
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looks like a good deal to me. i like those cam specs. it will make a 350 sound pretty radical. my cam is around 236/246 at .05 off the top of my head i think. and it being in a bigger displacement engine calms it down quite a bit and the idle is just real healthy not radical. so a 230/240 in a 350 is gonna give you that radical sound your probly looking for and its still making good torque numbers looking at the dyno chart. if you down graded to like a 268 it will probly give you a little more low end but it won't do you any good because you won't be able to hook it up anyway. nowing what i know by putting my motor combo to gether if i did it again i would have went with a 284xe and a single plane intake on this size motor, that would kill off my low end some and give me a better chance of hooking up and pull harder on the top
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nowing what i know by putting my motor combo to gether if i did it again i would have went with a 284xe and a single plane intake on this size motor, that would kill off my low end some and give me a better chance of hooking up and pull harder on the top
And change your displacement to a 327 stroker.
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And change your displacement to a 327 stroker.
What? Im lost.
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What? Im lost.
lol, me too
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lol, me too
I put change to a 327 stroker, so that way you could wind the crap out of the motor, and make some sick power up top. But when I put 327, I MEANT 302. (As in the ORIGINAL DZ Block Z28)
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Not too bad? Thats insanely cheap for aluminum heads, intake, and cam+lifters. Looks like an awsome deal to me. Only thing is, the cam is at 235/240@.050. Thats a fairly steep cam already. You'r going to have to do head and/or intake work to get more power from this setup.
I'm looking at a kit from Trick Flow for $1600. Claims 445 HP and 405 Tq.
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Old 11-16-2003, 02:45 AM   #15
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I put change to a 327 stroker, so that way you could wind the crap out of the motor, and make some sick power up top. But when I put 327, I MEANT 302. (As in the ORIGINAL DZ Block Z28)
Meh, winding the crap out of a 400 would be more fun
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