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brupska
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TBrown
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Hey brupska what part of indiana are you located in
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1977 International Scout ii
1982 Yamaha Sr185
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Martijnus
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you don't have to cut those holes on the bottom, right? Those are blind... just the intake holes and stud holes.
I'll be building such a flange soon... I've decided to go fiberglass 
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brupska
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Location: Indiana
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| Hey Tbrown, I live in Terre Haute, IN. I think they are Matijnus. I haven't looked really close at the cylinder head surface. On the intake surface there is a small channel between the holes. I am not to worried about that. I will be using a Holley 4412 with external vacume ports. I would rather make the intake out of Alum. instead of Fiberglass. I think fiberglass won't hold up to the heat, unless you use cabinfiber. I am more worred about the ignition on my 1981. Will I need a electronic distributor?? Anyone know? Thanks Brad |
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ZODIAC
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Location: West Haven, Ct
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coming along nicely man. +1 to those 4 holes across the bottom not needing to be drilled out. just cover them up.
hey man, i appologize for not getting back to you about the old manni i have. been crazy here, but you're better off making one from scratch than using that one. espicially using aluminum.
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brupska
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| Thats cool Zodiac. I have a holley 2 barrel carb spacer I am going to use as a pattern for the carb plate. Thanks for the info on the holes. I will post more pics when I get around to makeing my bends and fitting the intake runners. I have been working 12 hour days 6 days a week. |
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TBrown
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When I get my 924 running we will have to meet up some time, I'm up there every few months to see my family so well have to get together. Please post pictures of your new manifold when your done with it.
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brupska
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| Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 2:50 pm Post subject: |
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| Ok Tbrown, I will post pictures of the manifold and send you a pm when I get it running! |
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Dankoneon81
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Location: Mercersburg PA
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the small sand paper flapper wheels they have at lowes work great for smoothing intake runners. what are you using for a plenum and tb? I got a tank from a oxygen generator and used a mustang tb on the neon used 6061 aluminum pipe as the runners it work great!
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ZODIAC
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| Dankoneon81 wrote: | | what are you using for a plenum and tb? |
he's going carb on his. so there wont be a TB. most likely just a spacer and 2bbl carb.
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brupska
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| Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 11:26 am Post subject: |
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| Thanks the TB looks great!!! Yes as Zodiac says I am making my intake for a Holley 2bb carb. I am cutting out a plate for a Holley from a spacer so it won't be to high at all. Thanks Brad |
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Dankoneon81
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oh gotcha.
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