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Old 07-14-2002, 05:00 PM   #1
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SuperRam Vs. Stealth Ram

Can anyone give me some first hand comparisons of these two systems? My initial reaction is that the Stealth will rob a little low-end for a little more upper-end HP??

Any comments would be great...I'm setting up for a 383 setup and Im trying to pick between these two....
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You'll be waiting a long time to find the one person that may have tried both intakes. If someone has a superram why would they remove it for the HSR? Just my opinion.
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Your right about the power curves. Now you gotta ask yourself how agressive of a camshaft do you want to run.
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Your right about the power curves. Now you gotta ask yourself how agressive of a camshaft do you want to run.
Right,

Really I want to keep it streetable. Lumpy...but keeping compression around 9.5 or at most 10:1. I'd say right now Im leaning towards the SuperRam...dunno. Anyone with an impressions of either one? I'd really like to keep it in the 400hp 410TQ :lala:
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Here's an old topic that I found very informative...
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