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Old 11-03-2012, 05:57 PM
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I RECENTLY PURCHACED A TRI POWER SET UP (OVAL PORT ) 427/400 HP
TODAY INSTALLED ON 454 BUT MY HEAT RISERS CENTER AR NOT COVERED BY INTAKE ,GASKET DOES COVER BUT NOT INTAKE I ALREADY
SPENT 700 DOLLART ON REBUILDING CARBS NEW FUEL LINES AND LINKAGE
SO I DONT WANT TO GO WITH DIFFERENT INTAKE AND CARBS WILL I HAVE TO CHANGES HEADS OR WILL THIS WORK AS IS
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Old 11-03-2012, 07:24 PM
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For starters lose the caps.
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Old 11-03-2012, 08:28 PM
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Tall deck block????? Manifold milled??? Is the exhaust heat riser passage actually leaking or just looks like its exposed.?
What cylinder head casting number?
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Old 11-04-2012, 01:57 PM
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It is a standard deck crate motor but is dated 1978 heads are338781 113 cc stock head whitch i will need after break in this winter I will be changeing to 671 crager blower spring so these heads produce 7.9 comprission i already have blowers 1 is crager the other is mooningham dont know whick i will use yet i will try to post pictures of head and intake dont seem to have exaust leah at passage since it had a egr valve on factory intake but it does have water leak
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Lose the attitude and post up some photos.....
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Old 11-04-2012, 04:37 PM
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can anyone tell me how to posy pictures on this sight
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Thanks for the help i guess i came along 60 + years to late i will have to wait until grand children come to visit mabe they can show me how to post pictures
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Old 11-24-2012, 10:01 PM
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Thanks for help solved problem with heads not sealing, i replaced them with pro comp aluminum without heat risers and aluminum water pump saves 100 pounds on nose of truck and i can use my tripower intake also have seven pictures in my jornal
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It must be for show to use that intake and carbs? a single 4bbl on a modern intake will make more power
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The intake would have worked on the 781's. The part of the crossover that's exposed doesn't have any exhaust flowing through it.

X2 on the 4-barrel vs. tripower as far as making good power. Basically the tripower is all looks, but it DOES look good!
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Old 11-25-2012, 05:00 PM
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They are mostlt eye candy like the polished aluminum heads i have more power now than i can put to the ground BUT they do looh and sound good

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Tri-powers are more than just eye-candy. They carburate beautifly and will allow you to get away with murder regarding too much cam and too little compression.

My best friend bought a nos straight from the Chevy dealer in 1979. If my mind still works, it was about 1K. We bolted it on after school and were out that night. Put thousands of miles on it that year.

It later got stolen from the shop where he worked while his Chevelle had some other intake installed. We still talk about that now and then.
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yea i was joking about eye candy mine are on a 454 /.030 over 1/4 stooker cranh steel rods 9 to 1 fprged flattpps aluminum heads 2.25 i /1.88 ex 3 in exaust,comp roller rockers comp cam blower cam the pictures i posted does not show the heads i just got these installed this week turbo 400 331 12 bolt it makes more power than i have traction i am running 12x15 on rear 5x15 front it is in paint now changeing from blue to guards red should be finished approx 2 weeks will posy more photos thanks for good words
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