10-27-2013, 01:55 PM | #1 |
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6 Cylinder Info?
What to buy and where to buy. I'm looking to get Fenton style headers and an intake setup for my 250. Don't know if I should go with a small 4 barrel or two 1 barrel or two two barrel carbs. Suggestions please. If you have approximate prices that would be great. Thanks.
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10-27-2013, 02:08 PM | #2 |
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10-28-2013, 05:21 AM | #4 |
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The weber progressive is easy. Tune it. Under $325ish with jets installed. Last I checked a 390 holly at jegs it was over $400 and still could benefit from jetting. But, choose whatcha like and what ye'll actually work on and it'll run like GREAT.
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looks good, i think, however i'm not convinced the performance is much better than the stock setup - if that's what you are looking for. |
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10-28-2013, 12:43 PM | #6 |
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hmmm. how did the pic get in there twice? must have stuttered.
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10-28-2013, 03:31 PM | #7 |
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cj285,
One sweet 6 you have there! Yeah, I meant to say Ramflow....but yeah you have the same intake I do. Is yours a 250? If so I can agree when you say you didn't notice much of an increase over stock if it is. My 292 pulls better and I can load it full of dirt and take off in 2 gear like nothing, and acceleration in the top end is better, but over all acceleration wasn't a hole lot better, but with the mods I did; I felt an increase in power. but I must say it performs alot better than stock!
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it's 250. at the time i didn't have available factory a/c brackets for a 292 so i used a 76 250 block so i could use factory brackets of that vintage. albeit for a r-4
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Well, i put a 600 cfm Edelbrock on my stock 292....maybe that's why it really woke up!
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I should have said earlier that my motor is not a stock build. I had them take .010 of the top of the block and .030 off the head. I used flat top pistons and a moderate CompCam. The head is ported and polished, CCd and gasket matched for both intake and exhaust. I have a HEI distributer with a soft advance. By the way you guys have some pretty engins. Hope mine will look that way soon.
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Then a bone stock 390 cfm Holley should work just fine. I say Clifford intake $320 and Lagdon's Cast Iron headers.$277 UNLESS you want to pay $340 for the set I have on mine. Clifford Short Tube headers. Made of 16 gauge metal. They don't leak and seal fine with the gasket supplied.
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