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    That appears to be an Eddy 1405 (600 cfm, manual choke) and you won't have a problem with that carb on that manifold with the gasket supplied. I believe all Eddy's are square bore carbs and they work as well on a square bore manifold as they do on a spread bore manifold without spacers.
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    That is a square bore carb.........the spread bores had much larger secondaries.
    I would like to see the top of the carb. Those secondaries do look slightly larger than the primaries.

    Anyways, the carb gasket and manifold should work as is.

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    Thanks for the answers guys, and nice photoshopping there Denny.
    My car: 1986 Jaguar XJS converted to Chevy 350.

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    Looks like a simple bolt on if you ask me. Good manifold for like idle-5500 rpm I think.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gerald Streeks
    Looks like a simple bolt on if you ask me. Good manifold for like idle-5500 rpm I think.

    Yeah, I feel really dumb asking about it now, I mean all I had to do was hold the gasket over the manifold and carb bottom. When I saw Denny's picture I was like, 'DUH, all I had to do was compare, dummy' especially since I've done more xomplex work than this before. Oh well, live and learn I guess.
    My car: 1986 Jaguar XJS converted to Chevy 350.

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