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Old 03-18-2003, 05:14 PM   #1
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Offenhauser intakes...good?
Just wanted to know how the Offenhauser 360 intakes are. They look really good. Anyone have any experience with these? Is the rpm range good? I want something that will give me at least 6000 rpm.
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offy intakes have been around for ever....im not to framiliar with them as there are 100's of different intakes

the one im most framiliar is the dual quad intake that they make...
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360 degree one...
if you go to summit's website you'll see the one I was thinking about. It's called the 360 and I guess it's the most popular one.
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