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Anybody use the Professional Products 351w hurricane efi intake and fuel rails?

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6.5K views 31 replies 8 participants last post by  70_Torino_Guy  
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I have a junkyard 1997 351w roller motor. It has E7 heads and is bone stock. Still saving for aluminum heads... and 408w stroker kit. For the time being... would the professional Products hurricane 351w efi intake manifold work with stock E7TE heads without porting? ... Unless there is a mismatch in the ports.
I will be using the Holley Terminator X Max EFI computer setup with Holley throttle body, 30lb injectors, walbro 255lph in tank fuel pump, long tube headers. I'm probably a year away from having the funds for upgrading the engine. Especially since Covid19 inflation has increased the price of everything dramatically.

I just want to drive my car and enjoy it instead of just looking at it.
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#6 ·
he's running E7 heads and just wants to drive and enjoy the car
they will be fine in that application.
 
#20 ·
I have an Edelbrock Super Victor 351w intake with the injector ports machined. Since covid... my budget for heads isn't there... The intake port mismatch is huge. Lol. Will that intake you have match up to the E7TE heads? If it's the same dimensions as what tmoss gave me.... then it should work. I'm all about using usa products... but there isn't much out there for complete stock 351w roller motors single plane Intake wise. Apparently a dual plane intake even with the plenum divider milled will not run right with the MPFI due to differences in the intake runner length.
I already have Edelbrock fuel rails. Aeromotive fuel regulator. 30lbh fuel injectors. Holley Terminator X Max EFI system. Holley throttle body. The new Holley Sniper ignition system. Tanks Inc in tank pump kit. Will be converting to a 2004 4r70w transmission from a 3.8l v6 mustang. It should be great on the street. However, intake selection for stock 351w efi motors sucks.
 
#17 ·
I can't speak for the intake but the fuel rails from professional products are a bad design. They mount the fuel pressure regulator in front of the intake and throttle body and use the 2 bolt flange FPR for 94-98 cars and it has clearance issues with the coolant temp sensor on 86-93 cars when trying to add a fuel pressure sending unit and if you upgrade to -8 fittings the fittings are smashed up against the coolant temp sensor and harness plug and air temp sensor and harness plug clearance issues on the driver side. The couple pics I had left on my phone from this project are not very good but see pics. The car owner supplied all the parts for this car I worked on and trying to make pro products fuel rails fit a TFS R 351W lower lots of customizing and modifying to make them work. And trying to make the stock 91' 5.0 fuel injector wiring harness work with everything else another daunting task.
 

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#19 ·
I already have a set of edelbrock fuel rails.... I wonder if they will fit that hurricane manifold... I got them for my super victor 351w intake. My luck they are different dimensions... and I'll probably have to make my own... The milling tool is kinda pricey for just one set of fuel rails. It's always something.