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Old 03-06-2001, 10:55 PM   #3
MiracleMax
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Yeah I would agree on the Cobra manifold choice, however if you wanted to spring on a few more dollars, an Edelbrock Performer intake would be a better choice, espcially on a relatively stock engine.

The advantage of the Edelbrock over the GT-40, Cobra and Explorer intake is better air management. Edelbrock actually spread out the intake runners to create a more direct path to the cylinder head (with the stock dist in place it is a pretty tight squeeze. I had to trim away the back part of my rubber distributor boot in oreder to get the boot and dist to clear the manifold).

The only down side to the whole Edelbrock install is that damn silly bolt in the floor of the upper manifold.
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