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Intake question
#716790 01/31/2011 5:47 AM
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I have a Pontiac 347 in my 1957 GMC and was wondering if a intake off a 389 Pontiac would bolt up.

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Re: Intake question
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This question would be answered best in either the Engine or HiPo Shops.

David Colter
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Re: Intake question
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It should. I've heard of guys using the Tri-Power intakes from the GTO and Bonnevilles on GMCs without issue for drag racing.

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