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usarmedic
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Posted: 04/16/08 03:23 PM
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3783244 4-Brl 62-63 250 WCFB 327, I would like to use this manifold on my 1972 307ci Malibu, will it work. Also, please need advise on a carburator for it.
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wieder
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Posted: 04/16/08 08:24 PM
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I wouldn't recommend it,with your oil fill and pcv already in the valvecovers in your 72 set up.Don't know your budget or intentions but would suggest a new or used aftermarket intake. WIEDER
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55Guy
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Posted: 04/17/08 08:05 AM
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Gotta agree with the advice above.
One cheap way would be to find the high rise iron intake of a later 327/350 that uses a Q-Jet carb. They were pretty good manifolds and would work well on your 307.
Check out this story Super Chevy did on building a 307.
http://www.superchevy.com/technical/engines_drivetrain/cams_heads_valvetrain/sucp_0604_chevy_engine_performance/index.html
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wieder
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Posted: 04/17/08 08:34 AM
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If you are on a tight budget the 55GUY route is a good idea,they're cheap at U-Pull type salvage yards.I walked by many of these in the past in the yards,even maybe a Q-jet still also on top which are great for mileage because of the small primaries only with a light foot.Plenty of information on rebuilding any carb and pretend your a surgeon when overhauling any carb by means of having a very clean work area.Try to find a carb with a tight throttle shaft.Keep us informed WIEDER
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