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Old 08-04-2020, 03:05 PM
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Anyone know the intake port length?

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Old 08-04-2020, 03:52 PM
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Anyone know the intake port length?
Brian,
Numbers are from Larry Meaux.

Int=5.163 Exh=5.623 Int=131.1 Exh=142.8 Edelbrock-Pontiac alum out-of-box shape

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Old 08-04-2020, 04:22 PM
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Interesting that's what i thought but the ave csa is showing equal to or a little less than the min csa i measured.

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Old 08-04-2020, 04:29 PM
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Interesting that's what i thought but the ave csa is showing equal to or a little less than the min csa i measured.
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Are you working with stock or worked heads? If the heads have been worked on. Is it possible that the intake side has been milled?

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Does it match the flow sheet?

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Are you working with stock or worked heads? If the heads have been worked on. Is it possible that the intake side has been milled?

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Milling the intake wouldn't make that big of a difference in port length. Only thing i can think of id the min csa isn't where/what i think it is.
Thanks for the port length info

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Does it match the flow sheet?
Flow sheet isnt helpful with this

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Milling the intake wouldn't make that big of a difference in port length. Only thing i can think of id the min csa isn't where/what i think it is.
Thanks for the port length info

What you need to do is get ahold of your buddy Paul K and have him weld some of these thingies in there. That way you can have them any length you want.
Call it Paul K,s Variable Length Intake Runner Pontiac Victor.
Sounds catchy. Maybe he can get as patent for them.
This is Pauls actual work BTW
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Old 08-07-2020, 05:51 AM
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That added in port divider needs more roof to floor taper to it.

Port of what it does it to even out the tuned lenght disparity between the roof and the floor of the runners and the floor is short lenght wise by by the width / diameter of the Intake valve or atleast the width of the throat in the valve bowl.

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What you need to do is get ahold of your buddy Paul K and have him weld some of these thingies in there. That way you can have them any length you want.
Call it Paul K,s Variable Length Intake Runner Pontiac Victor.
Sounds catchy. Maybe he can get as patent for them.
This is Pauls actual work BTW
Good advice.... Probably the most worthwhile post you've ever made... You should post the pictures of the finished project. That manifold made good power.... All in by 6500.

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