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![]() I flowed my RPM as a unit last season. I had an Accufab 65mm TB, Performer RPM upper & lower, and TFS 1/2" phenolic spacer. The upper/lower was gasket matched and the lower was gasket matched to a 1250. Average flow was right at 230cfm with 28inH20 which was 30cfm more than the GT-40 and Explorer intakes that we flowed in the same configuration.
BTW: I've got my RPM intake system for sale if anyone is interested. Email me at jchambers@kellnet.com.
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