08-01-2006, 06:54 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Prince Frederick,
MD
Cobra Make, Engine: Unique 427 S/C 427 FE S.O. 484 cu in
Posts: 952
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Originally Posted by Lew Ledyard
I like the look of the Stellings & Hellings air cleaner (with a K&N element). However, we all know that you cannot flow nearly enough air through one on a BB, especially the larger displacement high performance BBs that are made today. My understanding is that a single carb is easier to live with and is more driveable than a dual carb set-up. However, if my goals are to keep a somewhat stock or period look (not necessarily 100% accurate, but I don't want an Xtreme lid or an 18" filter), to get great performance and driveability, and have a motor that stays in tune (I want to drive, not tinker), should I go with a dual carb set-up with S&H air filters (and K&N elements) since two small filters should flow twice as much air as one small filter,or just stick with what I have?
I have a KC 482 ci Shelby BB with a single Pro Systems carb that makes about 630 hp/tq. It drives really well currently and I don't want to mess that up. However, I am not sure what I am missing, so I am not sure if doubling the air filter area will make things even better. I also want to keep the stock KMP hood scoop.
Thanks
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Lew, Don't mess with something that ain't broken.
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