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Whatif 03-26-2005 01:49 PM

Intake Options with KMP?
 
To All,

What type of hood clearance is there on a KMP with an FE for various intakes?

Obviously a more agressive engine is going to lean towards a more agressive intake. I am wondering what the options are.

Has anyone tried a sheetmetal intake and fuel injection? Obviously this would not look original -- but I am wondering if it would allow for more power and a better air cleaner?

Thoughts/Ideas are appreciated,

Mark

The Dreamer 03-26-2005 04:54 PM

This is what I can tell you. I have the Blue Thunder 2x4 and as long as I use the regular Stellings and Hellings, I'm fine (clearance-wise). If I want to use K&N filters in them, I going to need to lengthen the scoop hole considerably. It's not a problem, just another customization.

David Kirkham 04-22-2005 06:25 PM

We have not had a problem with fuel injection, dual 4's, or just about anything. The only thing we have ever run into that won't fit is a dual 4 high riser intake. Even the dual 4 tunnel port fits with no problem After saying all of that, we really only recommend the single 4 carb set up as it is the easiest to get running correctly.

David :):):)


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