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Old 06-24-2002, 11:44 AM   #4
BigJimSlade
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Try Mustangshop.com

They have a carb flow calculator on there. Maybe that'll help. I think it has like 300 cfm for optimum for the 200 CID running to 6000 RPM (I'm not sure of the upper end of the 200 CID) with 85% volumetric efficiency.

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