Edelbrock in line intake limitations

[AtomicWedgie]

Well since I will not have the funds to get a crossram for few years I am thinking about using my in line intake. is there anything I can do to make it flow enough to run in the B index? I have enough motor to run in that index but not sure the intake can support it?

[texoutsider]

a tunnel ram will go under the hood with the proper scoop.

M.

cast manifolds are legal in NSS

[fugly]

If you are talking about th CH intake it will go 10.5 if you have enough motor- need to "port match" it as far up the runners as possib;e. remove the dvider, and add a couple open spacers.....easier to do the tunnel

[AtomicWedgie]

I figured it is better to run a tunnel ram BUT I have the complete CH inline set up from crabs to intake sitting on my shelf. I figured I would have to use spaces and gasket match it. My car runs 10.5's with a Indy 440-2 intake so I wonder if it is possible to get the inline there?

[fugly]

The inline will get there, but barely- my little brother runs one on a fairly mild 440 and runs 10.8's

[AtomicWedgie]

Is the Indy crossram/in-line intake a good unit?

Instead of spending the cash on modifing the Eddy in-line I was thinking that the Indy unit would be a better way to go and most likely cost about the same and it looks cool also.

[fugly]

The Indy is pretty much the choice of most for NSS- inline performs the best- it is a raised deck intake only...