Why Radix guys need big ones......tbs
#11
Originally Posted by billreid1@***.net
Generally speaking, on a GENI or GENII small block Chevy... for the most part they do not have the head flow capability as a GENIII/IV engine... which leaves open the argument for/against larger throttle bodies. Does a 350 Tuned Port Injection (or even an LT1/4) motor benefit from changing over from a stock 48mm to, say, a 52mm throttle body? Not much. Increase cube size to a 383, throw on a SuperRam, and a good matched set of heads/cam and then you will see added benefits of a larger throttle body... naturally aspirated or blown. Overall it takes considerable more effort (mods) for an older generation small block chevy to benefit from added breathing capability.
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#12
Originally Posted by mjhoward
Or a heater hose. Or a


blownchevy- 505hp is a nice round number and nothing to sniff at, yet I bet there's more to be had before diminishing returns. The intake on my V7 charger and many other turbos is 4in or about 100mm. Some head units use 5 inch intakes. This hints at even greater potential for Radix with more air.
#13
Being a Procharger guy (and I haven't tried it yet), the stock filter with the P1 kit is killing it if you are running increased boost. Bad Apple says he got 35 hp (can't remember if it was rear-wheel) by relocating the filter & running the biggest one he could find. I guess that proves the pre-compression restriction theory.
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