How to make my 455 engine faster
July 4th, 2018, 06:57 PM
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Many people like the qjet carb works from stock to modified engines, I have one on my car I'm happy with. I had an edlebrock before and it was fine but the qjet feels more responsive.
The performer rpm is a good intake but watch your hood clearance ARH makes some nice headers but they are spensive.
Is your engine stock? If it's modified let us know some specs
The performer rpm is a good intake but watch your hood clearance ARH makes some nice headers but they are spensive.
Is your engine stock? If it's modified let us know some specs
July 4th, 2018, 07:18 PM
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Many people like the qjet carb works from stock to modified engines, I have one on my car I'm happy with. I had an edlebrock before and it was fine but the qjet feels more responsive.
The performer rpm is a good intake but watch your hood clearance ARH makes some nice headers but they are spensive.
Is your engine stock? If it's modified let us know some specs
The performer rpm is a good intake but watch your hood clearance ARH makes some nice headers but they are spensive.
Is your engine stock? If it's modified let us know some specs
July 5th, 2018, 07:20 AM
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August 7th, 2018, 12:02 AM
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Answer as many questions Joe asked and you'll be much closer to the answers you need
heads have a letter on them. Driver side front, look for head # there, just above the water pump there are some numbers for the block that may help, is there an EGR valve on the intake? Year and model Oldsmobile your inquiring about, try to get the gear ratio if you can. If not we can help you figure it out.
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