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Private Classifieds / Re: FOR SALE: HOLLEY STREET DOMINATOR INTAKE MANIFOLD
« on: February 01, 2026, 05:06:57 PM »
Intake is now SOLD
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Hi All,
I've been searching around but get different stories...I did a forum serach here too but couldn't get the answers I was looking for.
I want a set of decent quality roller rockers for street use, (COMP HYD roller cam, XR270 grind, CJ valves) for my 390 Mustang GT. (soon to be stroked to 431).
My OEM rockers need new shafts plus end stands so hardly worth the $$ to fix them up.
I've looked at Shelby's, HS, Dove, and POP. HS is the cheapest from Summit ($800), then POP & Dover at around $880, on upwards from there.
When I email the makers only some have replied.
So whats the story? What will fit under my OEM PBF chromed valve covers?
I don't mind a little fettling of the baffles but not major surgery.
I was all set to buy HS as they look well made and are the cheapest decent brand, until someone said they foul the covers.
Then I thought POP as I've dealt with Doug before for pumps etc. Plus I like that he provides a set with the slightly offset rockers to help centre the rollers. Nice. I also read elsewhere that his don't foul the PBF covers.
Another guy said none of the "street" rollers foul the PBF covers, just their stud mount kits hit the baffles, OEM bolts are no problem.
So what's the truth?
Any recommendations, based on experience please...
- My suggestion for an easy, lightweight FE with 500 ft-lbs of torque, 450 HP, and under 500 pounds complete: Stock 390 block with 4.25" stroker kit, Edelbrock heads, an aluminum Edelbrock water pump, an Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, Holley 750 double pumper carb, Comp 282S solid cam or an equivalent hydraulic, and a decent set of headers (FPAs work well in FE Mustangs). I did a similar build for $6000, featured in Car Craft several years ago; here's a link:
http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/engine/ccrp-0808-ford-390-fe/
Good luck on the project!