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  1. 01-18-2005 07:54 PM #1
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    I have an Edelbrock Scorpion I high rise aluminum intake manifold that I can not identify. It has the Pat# 3744463 on the front and the number 2950 on the back. Can anyone tell me what this came out of or how to identify it?

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  3. 01-18-2005 08:33 PM #2
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    Call or email Edelbrock. www.edelbrock.com You might be able to find it by searching their site with the numbers you have.

    They'll be able to tell you for sure.

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    1 800 416 8628 Edelbrock technical, call them tomorrow . If they can't help, nobody can!
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    Or learn how to use a search engine like Google and type in Edelbrock 2950 and in about 2 seconds you get something like this:
    http://edelbrock.carshopinc.com/prod..._id/19944/2950
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    Denny
    Could you be more clear. What did you mean that these new ones are better? Which new ones? The one I have is one of the old intake manifolds correct? Also why is the newer ones better?

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    Denny

    Thanks for the reply.

    Also thanks everyone who has replied. I am going to call Edelbrock tomorrow.

    Have a great day
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