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Thanks for sharing your wealth of experience Jack. After a lot of research, I arrived at the same conclusion. The spread-bore intake has to go, and I'll use a Performer intake with a Holley 600 cfm vacuum secondary carb with an electric choke.

The other lesson learned during this project? Remove the engine deck lid; it is easy to do, and your lower back will thank you for a long time! Too bad I didn't figure that out before crawling in/out, in/out, in/out (ad nauseum) for a few days.

Terry Marsh
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5/5/048:19 PM

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