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Old 02-25-2022, 10:47 PM
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Is that Guts ram same front and back to the carb flange?As you can see from the list it is usually dif!Tom

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Is that Guts ram same front and back to the carb flange?As you can see from the list it is usually dif!Tom
It appeared to be roughly the same. It had the 2 4500 carb top on it

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Polarwind 9.25

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Perfect, Thank you. Same height as my Victor with 1” spacer.

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Perfect, Thank you. Same height as my Victor with 1” spacer.
Victor is better imo

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Victor is better imo
I agree I was told today I can use the Victor. That’s what I’m going with.

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Correction on Performer I hit a "." instead of a "/" on rear measurement. Remeasured and maybe 5 5/16 front 6 3/4 rear.

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Not that I am disagreeing with you, but why is that? Runner design or length? Does the Polar Wind have too much plenum?

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