RE: manu ifold mods

[Rich Kinsley <rlkinsley@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you Don. I'll leave it alone and check the studs but I don't think 
they are into the plenum area below.
                 Rich Kinsley
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Don Dulmage wrote:
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> I was racing at the time so i was unconcerned about street manners. I 
> think the 318 dual quad does not suffer flow in anyway  where as the 440 
> dual quad was about at its limit. The mod I did was not much different 
> from the Vanke street hemi intake mods of the late sixties. I dont think 
> personanlly the poly can put that much demand on the manifold. Just my 
> opinion. Speaking of polys and 2x4s I have found many of the intakes 
> have carb studs so long they are hanging down inside the maniflild 1/2 
> to 3/4 of an inch. The is is a major distruption and i would recommend 
> checking and making sure nothing is hanging down insIde.
> So bottom line if it was my 2x4 poly would I modify the manifold for 
> street mostly use. In truth, probably not. 
> Don 
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Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies


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