Reply to "351c EFI intake manifold"

accobraMember

George / Doug ,

G ... dont worry ... I'm gonna look you go first ... give me the info on what trickflow intake we are looking for and I'll look for both of us. I got some young Mustang Freaks in the area .. I;m gonna ask around.

Brain storming here ... so the ideal thing would be to cut the intake flanges off a C302B intake and fit them to a 351W intake .. if it could be done .. of course port matching and probably adding to the rails on the block since the ports are raised would be needed.

R

1/4/076:03 PM

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