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Single plane manifolds - is there one that fits under bonnet?

Started by EAT-30T · 31 July 2007 · 24 replies

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EAT-30TArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by VS-Exec Otherwise look at the COME racing manifold, that'll fit under the bonnet easy (bit more expensive however). If we were going EFI we wouldn't even need to think about it I would have just ordered a come intake.... We want to keep the carb under the bonnet however... I called TP today... just have to check out the height under there now.. they tell me its 7" tall..... Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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SLE355Archived member
That sounds like the single plane, not the hi-rise dual plane?
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VL383Archived member
Torque Power info straight from the web site: Dual Plane Hi Rise: 6" Dual Plane: 5" 1/8 Single Plane: 7" 1/4 http://www.torque-power.com.au/
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mrTUFFERArchived member
Where theres a will theres a way Make it fit
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NOT-30TArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by EAT-30T Is that machined down? or just by taking the filter off? Like I said If it meant me milling down the carby mounting surface and dropping the motor down some I'll take that challange! Just with the filter off. When i first put the manifold on without a filter and spacer, the harrop and carb fit under the bonnet..........just! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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