Reply to "New 351w 2x4 intake manifold"

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There are no tunnel rams for the high port heads that I know of.

I have 2x4, 600's on my 347 on my '68 GT350. They are very impressive. Like you said, rpm through the roof.

I'd rather have 1 primary carb then 2 but yours works too.

It uses the Trans-Am Mustang high-rise 2x4 intake and the 427 dual quad linkage with the carbs mounted backwards.

You can cruise around town all day a just a 2 barrel. When you open them up they pull very hard.

Hum, this was a good way to get you to post pictures of your intake

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