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Old 02-29-2024, 02:17 AM
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I am gonna do this with all my ex-girlfriends. Will post up pics and weights soon!!
Wouldn't hurt my feelins if ya skip the hefty ones...


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Old 02-29-2024, 10:02 AM
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Wouldn't hurt my feelins if ya skip the hefty ones...


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Let's just say the bead blasting did NOT go over well.

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parts place ho intake. shipping weight 17 lbs.

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Old 03-12-2024, 03:38 PM
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Default 1967 Firebird 400 4bbl intake

apologies if any repeats, but I have a few manifolds and took the time to weigh them to contribute here.

first up, a 1967 Firebird 400 4bbl intake. It has one plug on it that might take more time to remove than I had over my lunch break to take all these pics so it stayed on. otherwise, this was the heaviest manifold in my stash weighing in at 39.3 lbs.

Next, a 1969 4bbl intake. This came out of my GTO but I don’t know what it was originally from as my engine isn’t original. This one was slightly less at 38.3 lbs.
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Old 03-12-2024, 03:44 PM
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Default 67 vs 69 Pontiac 4bbl intakes

Going off on a tangent- as I was doing this I got curious as to the changes between these two intakes that, at first glance, might be taken as identical. Yet, the closer I looked more I noticed the differences. quite a bit of them, actually.

- carb mounting flange shape
- groove on the 67 carb flange
- pressed in vs screw in plugs
- less pipe threaded holes drilled
- lack of casting info on the bottom
- 1 vs 2 bolt holes for the choke spring
- casting # info and locations
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Old 03-12-2024, 03:47 PM
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Default ’71 HO 4bbl and Edelbrock Torker II

I also have this ’71 HO intake I’m storing for a friend (He will sell it for the right price btw) and a new Torker 2.

the ’71 weighs 13.2 lbs without the crossover and 18.8 lbs with it.

The Torker 2 weighs 14 lbs
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Default Edelbrock Torker 2

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Talking Intake

Been trying this setup that I installed a few weeks ago.
Definitely keeps carb and runners cooler. Motor seems really
happy with it aswell.
9799068 with seperated water crossover and repop 69
Exhaust crossover.

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Yet, the closer I looked more I noticed the differences. quite a bit of them, actually.
FIREING. I both hate and love seeing that.

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Old 03-12-2024, 10:03 PM
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FIREING. I both hate and love seeing that.

LOL hadn’t noticed that. Were they all like this in ‘67, or just a small batch of them?

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LOL hadn’t noticed that. Were they all like this in ‘67, or just a small batch of them?
Small batch. I've seen several on the internet.
They're unusual, but I wouldn't call them rare.

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