Recent content by Bigtime

Found one...thanks!

Thanks Jake!

$150-$200....I 'm not interested if the seller is way out in left field with his asking price. I have posted here, 3 places on Facebook, on FBBO, and will check Craigslist/Nationwide. I'm confident that one will turn up. Steve

Looking for this intake for my 383. Must be realistically priced. Thanks!

....and the same holds true with mild motors like mine....I am just trying to play the hand I've been dealt.

You are right....i bought the car as is and cannot expound upon those specifics...I understand that you can't answer. i was just looking for a "general" opinion, that's all.

I negotiated the price and bought the intake....I will see how it works on a warmed over 383 [mild cam] with a 750 CFM Edelbrock carb, headers, and a 4.11 rear....what do you guys think of that combo??

I made the ebay guy an offer on the intake.....I will keep the Domnator in reserve [in my mind]. I have an old '60's-'70's [?] Edelbrock Trantula TM6 on the motor now. When the rear gear gets changed from a 3.55 to a 4.11 I might be good to go with what I have...we'll see.

I don't know...I just pulled the info from a Hot Rod test article on the 'net. The test was made on a stout 440. I would, like you, think that by the intake being a low profile unit that the torque would be low end.

Last # s/b an 8....

CH4B for a B block I think...

Thanks! A member on FBBO said he thought it was a dead ringer for the Edelbrock CH4B. If it's the same intake then I figure Edelbrock manufactured it for Chrysler. I was looking at it [it's on ebay] for my 383, but I need low torque and the CH4B is a higher torque intake and is soft on the...

Attached are photos of a "B" aluminum intake that I am looking at. The Chrysler part # is 2836148. Does anyone know anything about it? Thanks