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Old 09-24-2009, 09:39 PM
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I am looking for real proven results between the BBK I/M and the Edelbrock Victor X, and which one is better for higher rpms, better power, etc. This is for a GSR if it makes any difference. Anybody with any experience with these two manifolds please fill me in your results and opinions.
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my best advice to you would be to check out the all motor dyno thread. i never used either manifold let alone owned a b-series in 6 years. but answers are here you just have to find them for yourself sometimes.
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from what i understand there the same manifold.
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Originally Posted by BeyondtheLimit
I am looking for real proven results between the BBK I/M and the Edelbrock Victor X, and which one is better for higher rpms, better power, etc. This is for a GSR if it makes any difference. Anybody with any experience with these two manifolds please fill me in your results and opinions.
Could you give us a bit more information about your car? Daily driver, drag, road course. What other parts are you planning on using? Is this going to be a 2.0ltr beast with 12.5:1 or a 11:1 basic mild build or a flat out race car?

The Victor X manifold, Optimized for maximum power from 7,000 to 10,000 RPM. If this is a race car this might work for you.
A little more research is needed on your part.
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I'll throw in my $.02 since the OP has already ask what I've been wanting to know also B18 or B20 bottom, 12.5:1 CR, ported B16 head ITR cams for now, maybe 9K rpm's, mostly street car and occasional 1320. Performer X?
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they are a little bit diffrent but close
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