Chuck- 429/460 Stealth Intake Q

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Hi Chuck-

I saw that you recommended against the Weiand Stealth intake on a recent thread, care to share your thoughts?

I have one I was planning on running on my 460 crate motor which has a Victor on it now. Were you basing it on the rest of the combo?

 
I have no experience with that intake on a 385 series engine so I'm of no help on the matter, sorry. Chuck

 
429/460 INTAKE MANIFOLD PECKING ORDER

 


Tunnel Ram…..


 


TFS-54494000 R series A460 Tunnel Ram/4500-8500/$614.95----------Best for use with A460 heads. Can fit any family of head with adapter plates from Price Motorsports.



Weiand Hi-Ram/2800-9000/$359.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Port match recommended.


 

 


Single Plane…..


 


TFS-54400111 R series A460/3500-8000/$634.95----------Best for use with A460 heads. Can fit any family of head with adapter plates from Price Motorsports.



TFS-53400111 Track Heat/3500-8000/$399.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Port match recommended.



Edelbrock Victor/3500-8000/$305.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Port match recommended.



Ford Racing Single Plane Dominator/3500-8000/$335.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Port match recommended.



Offenhauser Port-O-Sonic/2500-6500/$200----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Port match recommended.



Edelbrock Torker II/2500-6500/$259.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Port match recommended.


 

 

 


Dual Plane…..


 


Blue Thunder Dual Quad/not for sure/not for sure----------Uses two 4 barrel carburetors. Works best with Blue Thunder Heads. Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Port match recommended.



Weiand 8021/Idle-6800/$219.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Cobra Jet sized port openings works best with CJ heads. Larger intake runners.


Edelbrock Performer RPM Air Gap/1500-6500/$342.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Best to keep intake charge cool. Larger intake runners.



Edelbrock Performer RPM/1500-6500/$239.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Larger intake runners.



Weiand 8012/Idle-6800/$185.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Recommend gasket match.



Police Interceptor and SCJ iron intake/Idle-6500/$150----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Larger intake runners. Cobra Jet sized port opennings.



Edelbrock Performer/Idle-5500/$229.95----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Recommend gasket match.



Stocker 429 and 460 iron intake/Idle-5500/$50----------Can be used with standard production 429/460 heads. Recommend gasket match.


Will any of the aftermarket intakes accommodate the RAM AIR components?

 
Thanks for the info, I picked up the CJ -port Stealth based on it's reasonable price and favorable reviews. Then I thought I saw where someone had recommended against it and was curious why.

I have an older FRPP F460 crate engine with a Victor on it, and was thinking that the single plane might be a bit too much for the heavy Mustang, hence the dual plane intake change...

As far as Ram Air hood clearance, check this out:

http://www.429mustangcougarinfo.50megs.com/stealth_aluminum_intake.htm

 
Thanks for the info, I picked up the CJ -port Stealth based on it's reasonable price and favorable reviews. Then I thought I saw where someone had recommended against it and was curious why.

I have an older FRPP F460 crate engine with a Victor on it, and was thinking that the single plane might be a bit too much for the heavy Mustang, hence the dual plane intake change...

As far as Ram Air hood clearance, check this out:

http://www.429mustangcougarinfo.50megs.com/stealth_aluminum_intake.htm
The Stealth is a racing dual plane. It has large runner volume and doesn't not have good part throttle performance.

If you search on the 460Ford site you will find more than a few posts advising that the Stealth is a poor choice for a mild build in a street car.

The Edelbrock Air Gap is considered to be the best street dual plan but can often cause hood clearance issues. The Edelbrock Performer RPM is a close second and is a little shorter. That's what I use.

 
I run one it rocks, its a nice place between a regular dual plane and a single plane

 
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