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Old 12-03-2004, 11:09 AM
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What's the best stock cast intake

Are there some intakes that are stock better than others for a SBC?
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Old 12-03-2004, 11:17 AM
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probably the best one is the old z/28 aluminum weiand hi-rise but also in the 80's they used alot of aluminum quadrajet manifolds if you're using a spread bore holley or quadrajet.
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Old 12-03-2004, 11:26 AM
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The ones I need to know about have to be cast.
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Old 12-03-2004, 11:43 AM
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Early 60s 327 vette.
They won't accept a later Holley, will they?

I may be wrong but the 4 jet had a smaller base. I am thinking 62 to 64.
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I'll be running a Q-jet.
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Chevy had early cast Q-Jet, Holley and Carter intakes. I know the Q-Jet and Holley had "R" and "H", respectively, cast on them. I'm not sure about the Carter. These had the oil filter tubes. They're available at swap meets.

Most of the aftermarket intakes were aluminum.
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The ones I need to know about have to be cast.

WHY ??

Are you racing in a class that requires cast iron intake manifolds?

THE BEST iron ones are in the GM Performance catalog. They are copies of the famous Z28 aluminum ones but in cast iron. GM made them for the racers...


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Yes, I have to run a cast intake. I've got one that has a R casting, and one that has a S. I also have a Q-jet that is made by Carter.
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Old 12-06-2004, 07:33 AM
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Marine intakes are also very good. Intakes with a parting line serve many well.
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alum. q-jet intake

I have an alum. intake, with GM casted into it. casting # behind the carb 458520. Any body got any I-D what it came out on? Thanks
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probably the best one is the old z/28 aluminum weiand hi-rise but also in the 80's they used alot of aluminum quadrajet manifolds if you're using a spread bore holley or quadrajet.
cast alum. or cast iron?
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What's the casting date?
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i just found the z/28 manifold copy by GM in the cast version#bow tie 14096011.it is cast and a look a like copy of the z/28 manifold that deuce was talking about.the old cast alum. 65 corvette manifold was the wieand made manifold that is pretty darned good too.i've got a couple of them.
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Old 07-02-2005, 01:16 AM
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i just found the z/28 manifold copy by GM in the cast version#bow tie 14096011.it is cast and a look a like copy of the z/28 manifold that deuce was talking about.the old cast alum. 65 corvette manifold was the wieand made manifold that is pretty darned good too.i've got a couple of them.
If you are referring to the W cast into the manifold with the snowflakes surrounding it, it stands for Winters foundry not Weiand.
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