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Old 06-04-2024, 06:28 PM
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Those are not true 70 RAIII manifolds. The 1970s had only 3 head flange bolt holes per side. That was the only year for this arrangement; all previous ones had 5 holes per side. Never heard of the 4 hole flanges.

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Old 06-05-2024, 01:40 PM
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Those are not true 70 RAIII manifolds. The 1970s had only 3 head flange bolt holes per side. That was the only year for this arrangement; all previous ones had 5 holes per side. Never heard of the 4 hole flanges.
You thinking of round port bolt pattern for the 3? Original Round ports were 3. 4 hole for the D ports if I am not mistaken.

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Old 06-05-2024, 11:18 PM
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You thinking of round port bolt pattern for the 3? Original Round ports were 3. 4 hole for the D ports if I am not mistaken.
I just sold a pair of NOS 1970 RAIII D-port A/F body manifolds to a PY member recently. They both had 3 holes per side. All repops have 5 holes per side.

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