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Will it make power below 8000 rpm?

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Try it and find out, if it doesn't then cut them down incrementally until they provide the powerband your looking for. Looks like you need an Allen wrench, a tape measure, marking pen, cut off wheel and a dyno.

Looks like someone already went to the trouble to weld on extensions to the horns. What was the previous application?
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they came off a midget sprint car
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Try it and find out, if it doesn't then cut them down incrementally until they provide the powerband your looking for. Looks like you need an Allen wrench, a tape measure, marking pen, cut off wheel and a dyno.

Looks like someone already went to the trouble to weld on extensions to the horns. What was the previous application?

All pretty affordable beside the dyno !!!
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had to trim 1.5" off to clear the brake MC and booster

also ordered some 1" hood risers in hopes of not having to cut the hood

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Wow that looks pretty crazy but I like it
Hope you get it to fit with the hood closed, might need to cut some of the inside frame though.
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hoping these hood spacers i bought will let it clear otherwise, time to chop it up!
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From the pictures they look like they are 3" higher than the valve cover !!

Good luck with the grinder 😜
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Cut it and put in some kind of sleek looking scoop for the horns. Will be totally functional, just make sure your considering rain.
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