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RE: You need a better intake.

By J. Robb - 03/14/2001 12:14:04 PM; IP 209.254.191.170

Those things they call exhaust manifolds are removed and not going anywhere near my engine again. One of them was cracked anyways. But I got a cam that favors the exhaust side and I plan to do a little pocket porting in the head on the exhaust. I think I have that end of it pretty squared away, I plan on getting FPA headers.

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intake manifold -- J. Robb, 03/14/2001

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RE: intake exhaust crossover port -- Dwayne, 03/14/2001

RE: intake exhaust crossover port -- Rusty, 03/14/2001

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RE: intake exhaust crossover port -- Dwayne, 03/14/2001

I've never had a problem. -- Dave Shoe, 03/15/2001