Fe 2v intake
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Fe 2v intake
I guess I will stay with my 2v intake on my Fe due to 4v intakes being so expensive. I probably will end up running a Holley 500 cfm ... Would there be any benefit to gasket matching the intake runners?
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Re: Fe 2v intake
No, not really. While it will affect airflow, depending on the amount you'd remove, it's unlikely to produce any noticeable difference in performance.
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Re: Fe 2v intake
Thanks
buy'em dirty sale'em clean
get more money for the same
machine.....
My 1967 bump: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 09#p668209
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