Re: Iron 4-barrel intake ideas (273)

[moparbikeguy@xxxxxxx]

I made a simple angle fixture for my die grinder. I then ground the top face of the 318?Holley street dominator intake (bolt hole faces) to match the angle of my stock '65 2bbl intake so the bolts and washers would sit flush and square. A spot facer would have been the tool of choice, but I didn't have access to one.
Then I simply used a drill as a reamer to elongate the bolt holes. Works great. 

'65 Coronet 500 stroker


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From: Don Hudson <mopar4me@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 9:35 am
Subject: Re: Iron 4-barrel intake ideas (273)


You can use some of the later 318 heads on the early 273 which will give you endless choices on an intake - both aluminum and boat anchor.?
Don in VA?
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> Jim if I was you I wouldn't be cutting up that 65 4-barrel intake. > They're kind of hard to find. I have one here from a 65 Dart and I've > had numerous offers to buy it but it's been promised to my buddy for > his 65 Barracuda that I sold him. The bolts are smaller and the angle > that the bolt holes are drilled at are different on a 64 or 65 273 > than any other 66 or newer LA engine. To the best of my knowledge > nobody ever made aluminum intake for a 64 or 65 273. I have heard that > you might be able to make a newer intake work by reworking the holes. > And I suppose you could change your heads to newer ones. Any thoughts > here Don??
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> I bought a '65 4-barrel intake for my '64 Valiant on impulse, and it's > the stock iron "boat anchor."?
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> Has anyone seen one of these lightened? I thought about cutting out > the webs to open up the space below the intake. This would lighten the > whole affair, and isolate the intake a bit from the engine's heat. I > would need to fabricate a valley cover then, and that would probably > be the "fun" part.?
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> I am not opposed to looking for a nice aluminum intake, like the > Weiand, or Offenhauser and passing this lump on to someone who loves > it for what it is.?
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> Just a thought.?
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