I need this intake!!!!

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  1. RMiller

    RMiller My name is Rick

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    greasemonkey Burnin corn

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    That's very cool! It would e pretty neat to have.
     
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    Maverocket Bob Williams

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    That is a great price for an intake that rare.
     
  4. RMiller

    RMiller My name is Rick

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    That's what I thought. I could grab it but I'd never run it so no point. Would be cool though!
     
  5. stumanchu

    stumanchu Stuart

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    If it were on my car, I would want to leave the hood off.....but then the carburetor pirates would have easy access. Have not seen one that cheap though.
     
  6. Hotrock

    Hotrock Rick, an MCCI Member Supporting Member

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    That is a great buy for that manifold if no cracks. Two of them on e-bay at $1,200 each.
     
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    I bought one years ago thinking I would put it on one of my cars but it never happened. It is still sitting in the shop as a nic-nac.
     
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    Would it run rich? Would you need a very lumpy Cam to run it? :rofl2::tiphat:
     
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    Hotrock Rick, an MCCI Member Supporting Member

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    The Chevy 302 Z28s had that type of cross ram manifold as a dealer installed option.
     
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    stumanchu Stuart

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    I would guess it would get smaller CFM 4 bbl, the runners dont look huge, there is no heat riser?.....I dont think I would want that on a daily driver, but I think it would work on a mild to medium build? I have enough trouble with a single holley though and I dont want two!
     
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    Saw one of those on a mid-60's Falcon at a car show a few years ago.
     
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    A couple 350 cfm carbs
     
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    Convert it to fuel injection and put (not huge) throttle bodies on it and I bet it would run great. It would allow you to use the long runner length. You might be able to hide the injectors and rails under the wings on each side.
    Disguise it with an old school oval air cleaner. :thumbs2::thumbs2::thumbs2::thumbs2:
     
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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    Thankfully it sold! It was so stinking tempting.
     

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