Reply to "Identification & Advice Regarding My Pantera's Cylinder Heads"

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one way of classifying intake port height location is to measure from the deck surface (head gasket) to the top edge of the intake port entry, there's still 1 intake pic left in this thread glad I saved the others

http://351c.net/board/index.ph...cation/#comment-3102

here's a Roush A3 manifold, there are not a lot of choices & they'll all be fairly serious race oriented

an option could be to use spacers between the heads & intake manifold to reposition a more common driver friendly manifold to align with the ports in the heads, some matching of the spacers would be needed

or use a complete stack EFI system that suits the heads

10/18/169:26 AM

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