What intake to run on a DSS 308?
 

I have a DSS 308 (level 1) in my coupe. It has a X303 cam, Windsor J/r heads and right now a Explorer intake. I want a good all around intake but would like it to pull harder on top side. I have a Victor 5.0 and a Spyder intake at the house and was wanting to know if they might be better. I have someone wanting to buy the Explorer Intake and so I thought about selling it and using another one on my car. I dynoed my car and it only put 276 to the tires which to me is low but it was way to rich! So I also thought if I had a better flowing intake it would lean it up and hope it make more power that way as well. Later on I'm going turbo but for now it's a N/a car with a 125 shot. The car is 99% always on the motor though. (Nitrous is getting to expensive hince why I'm going turbo lol)

i have a bbk with fuel rails and amm hardware and gaskets nib....

I would say the victor 5.0 would do better than the spyder intake IMO

+1....

go with the victor or trade me the victor for my edelbrock rpm2 which would be perfect for what you got

Thanks but I dont want to buy any intakes right now and 03slobra I might do that if my intake wasn't show polished. I like the RPM 2's. I don't care for the regular RPM's. Lol.

So I guess my next question would be if the victor 5.0 will fit under the stock hood?

Yea it should

Thanks. Hope so. I will find out. Lol.

My buddy had a Victor 5.0 intake and it worked very well. His car ran high 7's in the 1/8th N/A and 6'20's when boosted.

Can someone clean my thread up? :kungfu: Thanks

Also what about a Trick Flow Race intake. It's not the box upper its the race intake. I have one on my 91 GT I can take off and run on my coupe. I can run the Spyder intake on the GT. The GT is fixing to get a 200 shot so I don't think it will lose any down low from the Spyder intake. lol So would the Trick Flow Race be better than the Victor?