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y/block carb adaptor plate

Posted By yblock32deuce 13 Years Ago
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PF Arcand
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Ah! re read his post.. I may stand corrected on which carb..

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The lincoln carb should fit without an adaptor if it is of the small bolt pattern. but he said a new carb be it lincoln or whatever and that could mean for a later year for which he would need an adaptor plate. Maybe a futher explaination of what year intake and year the new carb is for could help???

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go to reds headers site go under the yblock and they have one i believe

Let me get this straight your honda has 1.6 liters and my bottle of mountain dew has 2


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