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single or double plane intake

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have the chance of a single plane intake for my 440 build was wondering if anyone had any issues with low revs power etc with a single plane intake over a double plane?
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If you are using it for the street mainly I would stick with a dual plane, if you are thinking of the strip then a single plane maybe, along with all the other things that go to make more horse power, although can be done in stages.

Saying that I did not find a big drop in driveability when going to a s/p M1, there is good torque there usually on a big block low down.
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thanks for input , wont be on strip just street as long as its drivable thats the main thing , think ill try it so how it goes .
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intake was coming from america, UPS want 400 dollar to deliver it , where can i get a decent aluminium intake in the uk?
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400 bucks is crazy, have a look on US eBay, I buy many parts from private sellers, I wouldn't expect to pay much over 100 bucks to post an intake. I have had equally good results buying parts from the Mopar Traders page on Facebook. If you can find a Holley street dominator, they are a good single plane intake for the street, used them on several cars.
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Don't forget you can always get things shipped to Ron Fenton!
They are loading the first container at the end of the month. Although, I would have thought you would be able to source an inlet for reasonable money from one of the usual suppliers?
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cheers blue will have a look on fleebay, guy sent me email from ups was right enough price , get an intake new delivered for that price from america , have you used ron fenton super sloth? going to get disk conversion from states would probably be cheaper just getting it shipped in a container?
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We've used Ron a few times Billybob. Highly recommended! Give him a ring or drop him an email - he can advise on costs and timescales.
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What about Summit racing or Jeggs??
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had a look on summit jim $384 dollar delivered new for a double plane intake , think its the way forward :thumbright:
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Real Steel. They have Mopar intakes..
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Don't think Real Steel stock anything big block.
I'd be buying this one....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Holley-300-14-S ... fH&vxp=mtr
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You could try Steve Lang, he was a Summit racing agent, he would charge the price of the part into pounds. Ie $100 = £100 which included the shipping.

Give him a try..

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Yes, forgot about Langy, straight pounds to dollars no other charges and ships weekly.
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