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Yes. I would definitely buy. 41 50.62%
Yes. I would buy one if I could find the carbs 34 41.98%
No. Too expensive even though I have the carbs. 6 7.41%
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Old 11-28-2002, 07:10 AM
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I'm assuming this hobbyist is Steve S. I've been talking to him about this project for about 2.5 years maybe more.
If someone would reproduce carbs, that would sell for about $200 each, then a repo intake would be a hot item, as carbs would outnumber intakes.
Right now, there seems to be a lack of correct carbs, but many bare intakes can still be found in the $200 range. Even with a bead blast and paint, the price would be about $225 total for a comprable intake. The advantage to the aluminum one would be weight. (unless it has improved flow characteristics)
I'm not sure if the weight savings is worth the extra $200. If I were using a tripower intake for a race car, I'd say it was worth the $200, but since most are not racing with tripower, and restorers want the original intake, I'm not sure how sales would do.

 


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