View Poll Results: Do carb spacers increase horse power?
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Thread: Chev intake and carb spacer
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10-06-2003 11:15 PM #1
Chev intake and carb spacer
Hi guy's, Just got my 350 rebuilt big time and I'm running a Performer intake with a Performer 1406 series 600 carb. My question is, the intake is a two plane intake, what 1 inch spacer do I use and is there a benifit by using one! Thanks.
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10-07-2003 03:59 AM #2
When using a edelbrock carb w/a performer intake you MUST use a 1/8" spacer & 2 gaskets.(look at Summits cat). If you have a heat problem in the engine problem a wood/plastic/or metal spacer will give limited help. Yoy need to made a way for more air to get out of the enine compartment.
This spacer is needed when a square bore carb is placed on a spread bore intake for clearance.........DonDon Meyer, PhD-Mech Engr(48 GMC Trk/chopped/cab extended/caddy fins & a GM converted Rolls Royce Silver Shadow).
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10-07-2003 02:18 PM #3
only way to know if it makes more horsepower IN YOUR CAR (your combination of parts, etc) is to try different spaces and have the car dyno'd after each change.Chris
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