F/S: Superram plenum and runners
07-17-2009, 01:46 AM
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F/S: Superram plenum and runners
I was holding onto this after selling my other go-fast goodies, but things are getting tough and unfortunately I have to part with this too.
I have an Accel Superram plenum and runners for sale. They come with a gasket set to install. This setup also has the studded plenum so it's a bit easier to install as compared to using bolts (so I'm told
).
It includes everything that should be needed to be installed, minus the actual base (manifold). It has the throttle cable bracket, all bolts for the plenum cover and the studs.
I'm looking to get 650 plus shipping and/or Paypal fees. It seems most compete systems sell for a grand, and for this price, you could buy a brand new manifold for it (or close to it)!
I have perfect feedback on here (including high priced items like a set of heads), as well as E-bay under the same username (1990dtgl98).
UPDATE: PICTURES!
3, thats right, 3, sets of intake to runner gaskets. Also has 2 sets of runner to manifold gaskets, though the 4th one isn't pictured.
Plenum cover gasket (though most just use RTV sealant instead):
One runner:
Other runner:
Plenum (note: the discoloration is the sealant for the studs, not rust):
What the "studded" means (under the plenum):
The extras that come with it (extra studs, nuts for the studs, thermostat gasket, manifold bolt set (stock bolts)) plus the plenum cover bolts are pictured:
Side view of the studs:
Forgot to include a picture of the throttle cable bracket, but trust me, it's there.
Let me know!
I have an Accel Superram plenum and runners for sale. They come with a gasket set to install. This setup also has the studded plenum so it's a bit easier to install as compared to using bolts (so I'm told
).It includes everything that should be needed to be installed, minus the actual base (manifold). It has the throttle cable bracket, all bolts for the plenum cover and the studs.
I'm looking to get 650 plus shipping and/or Paypal fees. It seems most compete systems sell for a grand, and for this price, you could buy a brand new manifold for it (or close to it)!
I have perfect feedback on here (including high priced items like a set of heads), as well as E-bay under the same username (1990dtgl98).
UPDATE: PICTURES!
3, thats right, 3, sets of intake to runner gaskets. Also has 2 sets of runner to manifold gaskets, though the 4th one isn't pictured.
Plenum cover gasket (though most just use RTV sealant instead):
One runner:
Other runner:
Plenum (note: the discoloration is the sealant for the studs, not rust):
What the "studded" means (under the plenum):
The extras that come with it (extra studs, nuts for the studs, thermostat gasket, manifold bolt set (stock bolts)) plus the plenum cover bolts are pictured:
Side view of the studs:
Forgot to include a picture of the throttle cable bracket, but trust me, it's there.
Let me know!
Last edited by 1990dtgL98; 07-18-2009 at 02:17 AM.
07-17-2009, 12:02 PM
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They will mount directly onto your L98 manifold and will give you more top end without sacrificing low end torque. I love the super ram... but installing it is a bit of a pain. (2 hours to install) This studded version should make it much easier!
07-17-2009, 04:38 PM
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If you interested, PM me the shipping info and I'll get the details and a quote.
07-18-2009, 01:18 AM
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07-18-2009, 02:19 AM
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Pics are up!
Supposedly, the studs are much easier to line up as you can just drop then through the holes in the runners, and are also supposed to be easier to start/tighten the nuts once everything is in place.
07-18-2009, 05:58 PM
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This is definitely better as you can get the nuts on the studs, thread them with your fingers then snug them down with a wrench. If mine wasn't completely ported by Lingenfelter, I'd go for this one and sell mine.
Worth the price and he's throwing in a $40 gasket set. Very nice deal.
BTW, I see the throttle cable plate in pic number 4.
07-18-2009, 06:38 PM
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, you don't want to know what they told me) turned me off. Therefore, the order of preference is as follows from this thread:
1.) ddahlgren
2.) Tom 35th anniversary
3.) 355tpipickup
Also, I will be out of town till Tuesday 7/21. I will be around a computer to answer any questions, but would not be able to ship until Wednesday at the earliest, or Thursday if the meeting takes longer than expected.
07-23-2009, 07:57 PM
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07-24-2009, 04:12 AM
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Sorry did not get back to you after you sent the pics a good buy for someone and my plans have changed please take me off the list so the next guy in line gets a fair shot at it..
Dave
Dave
