Best Intake for a 408

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@Demonx2 There was a fella here some time back that was at a similar point as yourself. His 408 was in a Starion or some weird car like that though only a little lighter. He went back and forth with the RPM-AG & the M-1 single.

His cam was right around your duration @050. The single mph was better, the ‘60 worse, a hair slower than the RPM, IIRC by tenths.
The best dual purpose all around intake is the RPM.
Depending on the camshaft and the head flow specs, or AKA, a well ported head over a stock or mildly modified head, the single plane intake would be the better choice for the top end and probably not a loss down low ether. There could be a 40+ hp gain.

But again, how well the heads are ported and the cam being used has a ton of say in that.

My thoughts and comparison. I was remembering the 408 in the import mostly. Noting that there seems to be a point in where a single plane is better than a dual plane right around the mid to upper cam durations of 255@050 and bigger seem to be that point. A bunch also depending on build and actual car duties. Street or street strip or race car.
Rpm/Airgap or victor340.
If you street drive or hang at/under 6000rpm, the rpm.
That ^^^^^ pretty much nailed it I think.