Reply to "351c EFI intake manifold"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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At this point in time, a Pantera owner wanting to convert to single throttle body FI, but not wanting to modify a 351W intake, is left with installing one of the throttle body injection systems, or the systems employing a modified single plane intake.

When PCNC Member Jim Murch did his EFI conversion, the tech folks at TrickFlow were very interested in how he converted their 351W manifold for use on the 351C. My understanding is that he sold TrickFlow on the merits and market for such a manifold and that they may soon offer such a manifold for the 351C.

I'll ask Jim for more info when I see him at this month's PCNC meeting at the end of the month.

Cheers!

1/3/071:49 PM

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