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Old 04-21-2002, 01:57 PM   #5
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Go with the straight RPM. I believe the air gap intake would be a mis-match to the rest of your combo.
Why would this be a mismatch? The runner length of the RPM is the same as the air-gap the only difference is the separation from the oil and other sources of heat. Also keep in mind that my heads are ported and flow 240+ on the intake and close to 200 on the exhaust. Oh yeah, I forgot to add my motor is just over 10:1 compression.
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