Carb Spacer Question

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I have what appears to be a relatively stock 351C in my newly adopted '72 Cat. The engine was supposedly balanced and blueprinted sometime in the mid '90's by a former owner which may well be the case. The engine still has the original factory appearance, intake, carb, valve covers, etc.

My question is this - will a carb spacer give any performance gains with the stock carb & intake in this situation? I have toyed with replacing the intake & carb; however, I really like the appearance of the stock engine. The car is currently in the shop undergoing some upgrades and now would be a great time to bump the performance if possible.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

1/27/0910:13 AM

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