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#101
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Just look at that part number would ya ! Thanks for the update Tom ! Now I'ma have ta go change ma skivvies ... ![]() ....... Frank
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#102
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Thanks Tom looks very impressive so far. Thanks for doing this. Mike
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#103
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Tom, it looks like your getting this project done at an amazing pace. The Pontiac community is lucky to have you on our side. Can't wait to see the fully assembled 3D model.
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#104
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Jim Robertson performed his magic doing the late style changes that had to be done to make it fit a set of 69 heads.Tom
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#105
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That is a beauteous thing. Well done sir!
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#106
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Looks great!!!
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#107
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Amazing!
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#108
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wow, that's an amazing amount of progress in a short period of time. You truly are a contributor to keeping Pontiac History alive and interjecting some nostalgic future!
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1968 firebird cameo white on red 400 4 speed 1969 carousel red firebird 455, richmond 5 speed 1964 gto pump gas, 505 IA2 EHeads, EFI, 92 mm turbo ice cream getter in process now.... 1970 lemans hardtop, gto clone Atoll Blue 1972 Maverick powered by 2004 gto ls1 and t56 6 speed, 8.8, fox strut front end, wifes car |
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#109
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Thank you. Amazing.
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#110
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Can't wait to see some dyno action from this baby!
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#111
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Dyno numbers have been out for years.About 30 HP over a dual plane 800 CFM single 500plus HP engine.Tom
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#112
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WOW,at this pace we might see some of these manifolds at Norwalk this year. Amazing progress to say the least!
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#113
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Got ya. That's impressive gain. Does this have some design improvements though?
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#114
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Has a V plenum,when I tested the diff designs before there was only about 5 HP diff between all 3 on a 462 HiPo street Eheaded engine.Im sure with a high RPM race engine and ported to match it will be better.Tom
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#115
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Great progress Tom. When I get my intake, (I didn't say if), I will dyno my combination for sure. Very optimistic about how this is moving along.
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#116
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Looking really Nice Tom.
Tom V.
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"Engineers do stuff for reasons" Tom Vaught Despite small distractions, there are those who will go Forward, Learning, Sharing Knowledge, Doing what they can to help others move forward. |
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#117
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Sorry if i missed this info, but how long are the runners, port runners height and width at plenum? Will ports at flange be stock or ra4 sized?
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#118
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i'm thinking probably standard/stock D-Port since he is trying to get factory part numbers into the casting for (potential) governed events use. |
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#119
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Ports have been reduced down to stock size ports with room to make bigger.When I get the intake back I will give you the numbers on the runners.Tom
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#120
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On top of the evident bling factor, how would this race type manifold with dual carbs affect the performance of a 'healthy' 400? I would suspect the over carburetion would detract from the performance. What was the original application for them?
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Frank M. 75 Firebird 68 Firebird 400 RAIII 66 Chevy II 461 Pontiac in AZ |
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