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i know you guys thinks this might be a joke but the intake one my cfi is a 2bbl...

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    i know you guys thinks this might be a joke but the intake one my cfi is a 2bbl...

    right so i was thinking that you can throw on a more hi-po 2bbl intake wouldnt it work and give u some differnce what do you think
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    you will still have the same air and fuel mix entering the intake. It's not really worth it.

    I put ported e7 heads under my stock CFI induction. But I also did a full 4bbl conversion 3 months later, and a cam swap to work it all together another 3 months down the road.
    Last edited by phayzer5; 03-08-2006, 04:43 PM.

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      #3
      It'll probably help some but probably not a ton. Its still CFI and your heads don't flow terribly well so improving the intake without upgrading the heads and exhaust isn't gonna do squat.
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        If you want power your gonna have to suck it up and go all the way. Might as well not half ass it.
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