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Thanks, everyone, I just received four spacers and gaskets with extended carb studs from the link Ted gave me. They were pricey, but I just trial fitted them on my ECG-D intake that Ted opened the bores up to 1 1/2" for me, and they fit nearly perfect. I finished porting the intake, and flowed everything on my SF-600 flow bench, so now I can get the teapot carbs rebuilt, and install for test drive. Joe-JDC
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Joe, be careful with the 1/2 inch spacers. You might dent the hood when you close it. The passenger car used the 1/2 inch spacers but the Tbird used a stack of thick gaskets.
Bill, '55 Tbird
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 Hopefully I have a fix for that. I am in the process of installing a factory fiberglass hood with a raised scoop area. I intend to make the hood fit dual fours with spacers, tri-power with spacers, Mummert with spacers, and possibly a sheetmetal intake I am trying to design. Thanks to Gary Burnette for selling me a hood, and bringing it to Indy, and thanks to Ted for bringing it to Texas. I hope to have pictures available soon of some of the progress on this build. Joe-JDC
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That's really nicely done. Years ago when I ran an Offy tri power, I had to cut the back air cleaner down to clear the hood.
Could we get some more info on the hood? Difference in height, general shape, etc?
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Slum, they worked on mine. 1/4".,I used a felt tip pen on the edges to make them black. Which WCFB's are you using...
56 Vic, B'Ville 200 MPH Club Member, So Cal.
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