[American Muscle]

I have access to a performer rpm intake. My motor is a very mildly cammed 305 with stock 305 intake, hookers, and eddy 600. Will it be worth getting the rpm or should I hold out for the preformer and what change is there of the two on a 305

 

[DoubleVision]

It`ll work with the RPM just fine.

 

[TroyBoy]

Ditto :thumbup:

 

[techinspector1]

I have access to a performer rpm intake. My motor is a very mildly cammed 305 with stock 305 intake, hookers, and eddy 600. Will it be worth getting the rpm or should I hold out for the preformer and what change is there of the two on a 305

OK, think about it this way. The Performer is rated idle to 5500. The RPM is rated 1500 to 6500. The only thing you give up going to a RPM is a little power from idle to 1500. If you have a clue, you're going to use a little looser converter anyway, to get up on the cam, and you'll be revving past 1500 from a standstill anyway. An RPM or Weiand Stealth is the best choice for a street/strip motor. Either of them are basically a copy of the Chevy 302 Z-28 motor high-rise intake from 1969.