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12-23-2019, 02:29 AM
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Single-plane Tri-Power?
I've put a lot of miles on Tri-Power Pontiac engines, but all with factory dual-plane manifolds. I often wonder how a single-plane Tri-Power manifold would perform (I think I asked on this forum quite a while ago but didn't get answers). I recently noticed that the Offenhauser 360 Equa-Flow manifold (1968 era) was a single-plane and available for three 2-bbls and (I think) available for Pontiac. Anybody here ever run one?
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