Weiand 174

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  1. jharrill16

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    Well im looking to add a little more to my 347 and Im liking this Weiand 174 the more I read about it, my only concern is clearance of the hood. I know it sticks past the hood, but how much? Anyone have any experience with this? Its in a 72 comet.
     
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    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    Awesome it does fit under the stock hood! Thanks a ton guys!
     
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    grannys sleeper. pull up next to an old lady and rev and you just might be surprised what happens next lol
     
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    jayss10 This is Minerva

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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    I think it was a 12k car when I saw the it but what it sold for I have no idea. Not even positive it was on ebay.
     
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    in maverick mans picture he does have a cowl on though.... hmm im just waiting for him to get back to me, he could have just thrown on the cowl for looks
     
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    Maverickman said it cannot be done without the cowl hood(which he will we releasing a new line of carbon fiber cowl hoods for mavericks soon) So I sent him the other pictures of the comet here to see what he may know.
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I took those pictures. Really nice car and absolutley bone stock in appearance. Original paint, bench seat, etc. I am pretty sure that guy doesn't own the car anymore.

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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    Worst case throw a Comet GT scoop on there, they look good on there and it would give you more room. I have been leaning real hard towards this set up.
     
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    I do have the scoop just no hole int he hood haha something ive debated about. For those of you also looking in the supercharger route I found this today as well, should fit under the stock hood. http://www.paxtonauto.com/product.php?id=272#parts_table The only thing is im having trouble finding the right carb for me. they say the holley 4150 models but im not sure thats what I want to use. C&S make carbs special for this application but that can get pricey as well.
     
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    174 and scoop

    I did this...and like it. Always liked these scoops although the Comet Gt ones are cool also.
     

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    How close was it without the scoop?
     

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