Phenolic carb spacers

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I'm sure a lot of you glance over the new products listed on this vendor's website. It's so well presented, you can't help but jump on it every few days to see if you might have missed something!
I've always been intersted in these phenolic carb spacers. From an old fashioned mechanic's point of view, I've never heard of them.
Can they just be bolted on, or do you have to set up the carb?
Are the gains very noticeable when sitting behind the wheel or more so from a dyno print out?
The biggest test is in how many of you owners actually use them?

Congrats George! Any excuse to show you respect!

4/9/068:29 PM

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