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12-08-2003, 01:27 PM
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I have run offy aluminum spacers (1/2") on top of
the cast iron 66 intake to adapt Holleys. Most feel that a "riser" will even out the flow after the throttle blade and will keep the fuel-air mixture from hitting the floor at high velocities but historically Pontiac tri-power intakes do not suffer from that problem as they were well designed by the factory for their carbs. Tom V. 
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