Slant factory performance

Let's start in the middle: 225, 2-bbl, 0.030" clean-up bore, 0.100" shaved of the ported head, stock size valves, Comp Cams 252M, stock 2.76 rear, and OD 4-speed. I played around with screen under the carb and got a best of 29 MPG. I then bought a (now defunct) product called the Power Plate. It was a 1" aluminum spacer with coolant jackets running through it (had to tap into the heater hoses for that). Each throttle bore had an 8* tapered cone with 20-pitch screw threads. The cones protruded about 1/2" - 3/4" into the intake plenum. With the Power Plate, it was like I pulled the /6 & dropped in a 360 2-bbl! The power was simply amazing! Oh, and I was able to squeeze a 44.7 MPG 55 MPH run out of it. It would deliver high 30's normal driving.

You should of replaced your regular ol' boring ol' normal ol' smelly ol' spark plugs with amazing new Fire Injectors™, then you would of topped 50 mpg around town uphill in the snow, easy, and your highway mileage would be so good you'd actually find yourself with progressively more gasoline in your tank as you drove along—no word of a lie! Those Power Plates were amazing while they lasted; Big Oil bought the company out and shelved the product, right next to the 100-, 200-, 300-, and 400-mpg carburetors.