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Old 10-30-2006, 05:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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What is your take on the new Edelbrock intake manifold(both FI and carb versions)? Also, does anyone know who sells it or if it's even on sale yet?
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Not for sale yet. Theres already a thead about it here and on modulardepot.com, and modularpowerhouse.com
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linky's to any info you have please.
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I am getting one of those intakes as soon as they come out for sale. The carb version is junk though. Putting a carb on these cars is pointless. The intake is just the lower manifold. It bolts up to the stock style intake elbow. I can order them through my work as soon as they come out. I tried to order one already, but the part number for the manifold isnt in the system yet.
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Edelbrock's site says that it doesn't bolt to the stock plenum but instead to a standard Holley style flange. Also, the point of the carb version is to make installation in older non-fi cars easier. They have the samething for the LS1. I just wish they came out with a version for the 5.4 since it may save some space to use a 4 barrel throtle body and a in filter maf (that's if it is the same height as the stock 4.6 manifold).
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after looking both of those over... I'm still pretty sure the HPS manifold will be the best comprimise of price and performance, especially for blower cars. We'll see...
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