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Posted By: 6pac2go hi po chevy 6 parts - 07/19/10 01:53 PM
from south of the border

http://hotrodspeedshop.blogspot.com/
Posted By: popper6 Re: hi po chevy 6 parts - 07/19/10 02:07 PM
Some neat stuff!! 1OL REDNECK
Posted By: vanherk1 Re: hi po chevy 6 parts - 07/20/10 09:32 PM
These look suspiciously like knockoffs of North American parts, no? Especially the 2 2-barrel to 4 barrel intake adapter. I'm sure it's not a new idea, but I've seen it somewhere before...
Posted By: Chevelle292Wagon Re: hi po chevy 6 parts - 07/21/10 12:41 PM
 Originally Posted By: 6pac2go
from south of the border

http://hotrodspeedshop.blogspot.com/



http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_aJrMb0o9f4I/S5...r+de+Tripla.jpg

If I'm not mistaken that's a cutaway 194-292 Chevy six.
Looks like the casting even has bosses for balance tubes.
Neat idea, I wonder how it would run?
A strong signal to carbs but maybe not good for high rpms?

Pete
Posted By: Freds Garage Re: hi po chevy 6 parts - 08/12/10 05:11 PM
I think these guys built most of this stuff for Mercruiser (Chevy) Motors and Boat Racing. I found a page with a bunch of old speed boats on it. This would make sense, lots of water in Brazil.
PLus with the still now popular GM/Chevy style Inline 6 there, these parts would have a market.

However whether they are knock offs or originals, who can tell?
Posted By: panic Re: hi po chevy 6 parts - 08/12/10 05:38 PM
A strong signal to carbs
True - any semi-IR manifold (1 carb for 1 siamese port) does that, any balance tube or other connected volume reduces the signal.

not good for high rpms
Also true - horrible 90° turn right below the base. They were dealing with a height/hood clearance problem; a longer and taller manifold would have a much bigger radius, like 2" or more.
Posted By: Twisted6 Re: hi po chevy 6 parts - 08/12/10 07:35 PM
Not good for high rpms???? I beg the differ on that. My 3x4 tunnel ram intake see's 8000 rpms.Or is this just TBI or injection related?
Posted By: panic Re: hi po chevy 6 parts - 08/12/10 10:18 PM
Your design is far more developed than the one pictured.
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