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Old 06-30-2004, 02:44 PM   #1
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ZZ4 intake vs. Edelbrock intake
How does a ZZ4 intake compare to edelbrock intakes? I heard that the ZZ4 intake was modeled after the edelbrock performer. If I could score a ZZ4 manifold for 50 bucks would it be worth it.
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i would run the ZZ4 over the performer. Edelbrock makes good intakes, but the performer is basically a stock replacement.

So for $50, sounds like a good deal.
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I have the ZZ4 intake. It's slightly taller then the Edelbrock. $50 sounds like a good price if its in good shape.
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I have them both.

There is no way the ZZ4 intake has anything to do with the Performer. They are quite different.

I'm running the ZZ4 on my car right now. I highly recommend it.
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I just picked it up. it came right of a new ZZ4 so it is brand new. Its in great shape and I cant wait to get it on the car.
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I just picked it up. it came right of a new ZZ4 so it is brand new. Its in great shape and I cant wait to get it on the car.
Sounds like a good deal.
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I have the ZZ4 intake on my combo below, goes pretty good !
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