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Posting these for a fellow member - do not have his user name. Yet.
C90X 9424 B
Vintage Ford intake you used to be able to by from dealers.
Supposed to have better flow than the equivalent Edelbrock.
High rise.
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Vintage 600 cfm - needs to be rebuilt. Was on a 1970 engine.
Vintage C40E-9425-B - off of the same engine.
Low (stock) height.
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Edelbrock RPM Performer & 600 cfm
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If anyone is interested in the stuff shoot me a PM , of post here ?
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Hot tank , acid dip , hot tank to neutralize - then a light blast & paint.....
I will be re-building the carb that goes with this.
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Looks good!
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Cost me $60.00 to have the dipping done. Then the blasting & paint by me.
Hate to see it go to waste...... will add the date code later.
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fordpower .... Vic Jr for 351w
Can take more pictures if you want ?
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Thanks but I'm think its to tall to fit under hood with air cleaner. The brakes worked nice on pinto but 14 would not work like they said.
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351w being a taller engine than a 302/289 - unlikely it would fit with a stock intake ?
They make so many hood scoops......th
ey actually sell a few !
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Pinto is a 302 I wanted it for my 79 ltd2 w
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1979 LTD - 351w ?
Don't think I'd put a single plain on that.
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It would be a real dud on the bottom end..
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