Blue Thunder intake manifold porting

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Help! I'm a new member who's been a lurker here for awhile.

I finally have something to post, a question, concerning porting the Blue Thunder / Shelby 4V mid-rise dual plane intakes. Somewhere I read of a fellow that will massage these intakes in order to get the 4 poor flowing runners up to about the same flow as the 4 decent runners. I need to get in contact with this person, as I have a Shelby I'd love to have straightened out for my upcoming motor build.

Any help with contact info for this individual would be most appreciated. My thanks for any information!

10/10/139:41 PM

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