I am looking for a backup intake for a 555 BBC! Who makes the best overall race intake? Single plane,single carb,4500 with fogger bosses!
I know each has there own but, give me some ideas!
I am looking for a backup intake for a 555 BBC! Who makes the best overall race intake? Single plane,single carb,4500 with fogger bosses!
I know each has there own but, give me some ideas!
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Running a Victor Jr on my 548. Heavily ported by Wilson. Its a 4150 though. Works well.
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I've got a Brodix that seems to work pretty well.
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Out of the box, IMO the Victor 4500 would be your best choice. I think the Super Victor might be just a tad big.
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If a pretty serious piece, and budget allows a little more than a stock intake, I'd go with a CNC 454-R. Click here: Edelbrock 2807 - Edelbrock Victor 454-R CNC Intake Manifolds - Overview - SummitRacing.com
If you'd be willing to spend more money than go with Wilson or your other favorite specialty intake/head porter.
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For a cnc intake I'd go to Curtis Boggs @ RFD. I know he works directly with Edelbrock R&D. He can tailor an intake to your exact combination.
Expensive, but none better.
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Wow, all the ay up to a custom CNC intake all from no more info the it's a 555 BBC. Whats this 555 going in? What kind of heads, flow #'s? How much cam and what kind of RPM range will it be running in? Is it going in a 30' cruiser turning 5500rpm or a V-drive drag boat turning 8000+rpm? Might be useful info.![]()
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I think the Dart is at the bottom of the list when it comes to out of the box intakes. They take a ton of work to get anywhere near the Ede's. I don't know much about the Brodix...not too many use them that I hear about. I haven't heard anything bad.
IMO when you start porting or CNC'ing an intake, it really doesn't matter who's name is on it.
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