[SOLD] SBM tunnel ram. Wisconsin

[Owen 340+6]

Have a wieand tunnel ram. Believe it's from the 80s if I had to guess. Comes with intake and homemade linkage from previous owner. It worked for him I saw it run on his car but linkage definitely is homemade. Carbs not included. Bay city Wisconsin, I can ship. $750. I'll work on shipping with buyer or split it.

 

[ch1ll]

More pictures please.

 

[Owen 340+6]

Intake.

 

[memike]

Let get a picture of the drivers side so we can see it better please, you have a good shot of the passenger side everywhere, not the drivers side. That runner on the drivers side almost looks repaired

 

[Owen 340+6]

Let get a picture of the drivers side so we can see it better please, you have a good shot of the passenger side everywhere, not the drivers side. That runner on the drivers side almost looks repaired

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[Owen 340+6]

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[Owen 340+6]

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[JL performance and fab]

Will that work with a R3W5 engine

 

[Owen 340+6]

This is for LA small block mopar

 

[Moparpuller]

Will that work with a R3W5 engine

Inner bolt holes would have to be moved in farther. Then hope there’s enough meat in the runner to port match

 

[gzig5]

Then hope there’s enough meat in the runner to port match

Nothing that a MIG spool gun or TIG can't take care of, adding more material. I'm a welding hack but I wouldn't hesitate to undertake a task like that. I'm set up for it with the welders and milling machine. I repair aluminum oil pans for BMW E39 M5s and once the material is clean, filling a void using a copper backing plate is surprisingly straightforward.

Having said that, if you are paying someone $100/hr to do it, it might be a bit expensive in the end. And I'm not going to claim an adapted intake will have the best runner geometry, and hope the intake has enough runner cross sectional area if you need to fully port it. But it should make for a good start.

Sorry for the comments. Just trying to help the seller.

 

[Owen 340+6]

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