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Need 4 Deuce SBC Intake info

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by lonestarentertainment, Sep 21, 2010.

  1. strombergs97
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    RustyNCA..Do you know John Speer..
     
  2. RustyNCA
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    I don't think I have met John, but I am terrrible, awful and worse than that with names :mad:. If you link him up with what he drives or does, I can remember people that way.

    I ***ume you ask because he is skilled with carbs, IE tone of this thread? I have talked with a couple guys around here that specialize in carbs, but none of them play with Strombergs, all they tell me.... just Holleys.....

    Thanks
    RustyNCA
     
  3. 61cad
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    I can sell you this one off my running '30 Model A Coupe
     

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  4. banjorear
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    I would too...
     
  5. JeffreyJames
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    61cad, I'll be running that same setup except with 94's. Wonder if you would take my intake plus cash so that I don't have to bother rebuilding all my carbs hahah!!!
     
  6. 61cad
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    You would be better off buying my setup and selling your's;)
     
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  7. poofus1929
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    Where did you get those adapters?
     
  8. 61cad
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    Offenhauser still makes them. Speedway has a version also.
     
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  9. Tripple G
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    Here's some random shots of my 4X2 set up. I'm using an Offy Intake with 2" Offy spacers, Rochester 2GVs & EELCO linkage. Running on a GM Performance SBC crate motor. All parts available off-t******lf.
     

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  10. hrm2k
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    I got bit by the bug to do this again...………..this time for my mid engine Corvair
    [​IMG]
     
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  11. waydel
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    Me too would love this on my sbc
     
  12. nicmic27
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    4 deuces - Very cool. The 4 inline - are the adapters Vintage Speed?
    The 4 square set up - where did you get the adapters? Do the upper adapters eventually connect to 2 barrel adapter on the manifold?
    Thank you,
    Surf Doggie
     
  13. nicmic27
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    Duane - very cool intakes. Not sure why my computer started printing this way? Must have hit something. Will figure it out later. I have a Ford 429 project. I have a 69 429 ThunderJet engine - 10 1/2 comp - 360 hp - 480 trq - small cam. I would like to put on a 4 x 2 intake. either option you show (square or inline would work for me) although the linkage for the square looks a little intimidating. how tall are the square adapters? Do you make the adapters? I have a couple of options for 2 x 4 intake manifolds. What carb spacing is needed?
    Ah - found my
    problem.
    Thank you,
    SD
     
  14. Moriarity
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    the guy you quoted has not been on this site since 2016
     
  15. Do u still have the 4x2 dcnf intake
     

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