MObarracuda
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I’m Sprucing up the engine bay of my 1967 Plymouth barracuda and I am treating the old girl to a stroked 340 (date code ,72) with stock Edelbrock cylinder heads with the 340 and 360 exhaust manifolds I purchased from fellow FABO member Treblig.
I’m torn between installing the air gap intake in its natural (silver) as cast finish or installing the original 340 intake that is painted red.
I’m not doing an original rebuild and I feel at the current flow rate of the stock Edelbrock cylinder heads I feel the motor will perform well as a street cruiser with either intake. Now it’s just a matter of style and preference.
Please vote on the intake color and post your comments, insights and opinions on what you would do if it were your motor. I’m looking for any and all input to help me with anything I may have overlooked. Please share you advise since this is my first Mopar project.
I’m torn between installing the air gap intake in its natural (silver) as cast finish or installing the original 340 intake that is painted red.
I’m not doing an original rebuild and I feel at the current flow rate of the stock Edelbrock cylinder heads I feel the motor will perform well as a street cruiser with either intake. Now it’s just a matter of style and preference.
Please vote on the intake color and post your comments, insights and opinions on what you would do if it were your motor. I’m looking for any and all input to help me with anything I may have overlooked. Please share you advise since this is my first Mopar project.
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