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A couple more variants-

There used to be a popular right-angle adapter that mounted two 48 DCOE side-draft Webers on a 351-C 4bbl intake. No engine screen interference and easier tune than a 4-carb stack intake. Any reversion drips on the rocker covers, I suppose. The CA car I'm thinking of had outstanding drivability. Owner now passed away & the car disappeared 15 yrs ago.

An owner in OH has a 48 IDA Weber stack setup that features "dried-up" Webers with hidden EFI. To dry up Webers, you remove the venturis, aux venturis and block off all fuel feeds with fake braided stainless lines. The Webers then become very expensive throttle bodies, but the owner wanted the classic look and can afford it. Haven't heard how it runs.

4/2/223:08 PM

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