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Old 02-14-2003, 03:43 PM
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Post Edelbrock Performer - more top end

Are there any tricks out there to squeeze more top end out of a regular Performer intake manifold? Literature has the Performer producing power through the 5000 rpm range and the Performer RPM to 6500.
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Post re: Edelbrock Performer - more top end

a open spacer will give it more high end, but at a loss at low end power. or you can remove a notch about a inch long and about a inch deep from the plenum devider which will give it a little more top end at no low end loss, some guys remove the whole plenum devider which is a mistake if it`s not a high revver.
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