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Originally Posted by panic
Also shows a different collar, but only for the exhaust?

Some Chevy V8 exhausts have a positive rotator built into the spring retainer, resulting in needing about a 3/16" shorter exhaust valve spring. Not sure if the same assembly was used on the stovebolt engine?
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You might want to check out vintage speed. He makes a lot of different setups with progressive linkage. He made me 3 Roch. 2 bbls that mount right onto the blower on my 292. He makes a setup that is a little manifold that will bolt to the Clifford 4 bbl. manifold.


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There are quite a few motorcycle carbs that are the right size to use 3 X 1 (make your own manifold) but remember they all use gravity feed and have very large needle & seat assemblies. For some, a smaller seat (for a fuel pump) may be bought or converted but they will run super rich as-is.

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