Carb/Manifold help
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Carb/Manifold help
Hey guy's
i have a 302 w and I recently purchased a Edelbrock 1406 600CFM electric choke carb, what is a good intake mainfold to go with this setup? Edelbrock's site doens't lay it out that easy and nothing seems ot match up for this carb
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i have a 302 w and I recently purchased a Edelbrock 1406 600CFM electric choke carb, what is a good intake mainfold to go with this setup? Edelbrock's site doens't lay it out that easy and nothing seems ot match up for this carb
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hey 52 Merc
I posted this out of excitment a little bit ago before you replyed on my other post.
I have the 600 cfm and will be buying the performer intake not the performer rpm since I don't plan on getting the rpm's aboue 5000 all day every day.
I just didn't want to buy all these parts and have the wrong one's.
Now all i need are gaskets and some wire to attach the positive to the carb from ther fuse box
any idea's or help message me here
Thanks!! i just can't wait to get her running!!! I might install the carb this weekend and just drive it for a tank or two
I posted this out of excitment a little bit ago before you replyed on my other post.
I have the 600 cfm and will be buying the performer intake not the performer rpm since I don't plan on getting the rpm's aboue 5000 all day every day.
I just didn't want to buy all these parts and have the wrong one's.
Now all i need are gaskets and some wire to attach the positive to the carb from ther fuse box
any idea's or help message me here
Thanks!! i just can't wait to get her running!!! I might install the carb this weekend and just drive it for a tank or two
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Edelbrock makes several Performer manifolds. Since you don't want the RPM, get the number 2121 Performer 289. It's non-EGR, and is patterned after the hipo 289 intake, only better.
For gaskets, try to find a store that sells Victor-Reinz brand. Fel-pro's have had bad reviews lately deteriorating and causing water leakage iinto the engine.
For your choke wire, just make sure you find switched power. Preferrably one that is only hot when the engine is running.
For gaskets, try to find a store that sells Victor-Reinz brand. Fel-pro's have had bad reviews lately deteriorating and causing water leakage iinto the engine.
For your choke wire, just make sure you find switched power. Preferrably one that is only hot when the engine is running.
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Most of the aftermarket intakes are good. Only difference to keep in mind is:
Open plenum intakes are made for race engines over 5000 rpm. (blown)
Dual-plenum intakes are made for the street and good for rpms up to 5000. (naturally aspirated)
Open plenum intakes are made for race engines over 5000 rpm. (blown)
Dual-plenum intakes are made for the street and good for rpms up to 5000. (naturally aspirated)
