Reply to "Torker Intake"

fastcatFredrik Gustavsson Owner of 6122

quote:
Originally posted by CrazyDave:
Normally you could adjust float levels to compensate for the angle of the carb. Such a forward angle could cause flooding during hard braking. It will also cause a large tilt on the air cleaner. I would recommend milling the intake flat.

If you are milling an edelbrock torker 2760 flat then you are milling into the threaded hole for the vacuum connection and maybe also into the runners.
I would recommend a spacer instead.

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