Carb spacer
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Carb spacer
:? Someone please tell me what the benefit of a 1 inch wooden carb spacer, i had indy work a intake for me and when it came it had a wooden spacer with it , the intake is a open single plane but the spacer has 4 holes in it :?: I f this helps i checked the spacer and it has been tapered, arrow's pointing direction of installation. Thanks Mark
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Re: Carb spacer
Originally Posted by mopar1968
:? Someone please tell me what the benefit of a 1 inch wooden carb spacer, i had indy work a intake for me and when it came it had a wooden spacer with it , the intake is a open single plane but the spacer has 4 holes in it :?: I f this helps i checked the spacer and it has been tapered, arrow's pointing direction of installation. Thanks Mark
#6
I USE TO HAVE A WOOD SPACER YEEEEEARS AGO --IT WORKED PRETTY GOOD[ TILL I HAD A CARB FIRE!!!
JUST TRY IT AND SEE IF IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE!! :lol:
IT MIGHT WAKE THAT OLD MOPAR UP :lol: :lol: :lol: LOL LOL :lol: :lol:
LIVELY
JUST TRY IT AND SEE IF IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE!! :lol:
IT MIGHT WAKE THAT OLD MOPAR UP :lol: :lol: :lol: LOL LOL :lol: :lol:
LIVELY
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Is it a 4500 carb?Some guys consider the 4 hole spacer a safety device to keep the internal linkage from being able to fall into the engine.That's why I got one.Probably never happen,but one nut thru the intake could be very expensive.BTW,6.00 is not SLOW!That's cruising in my book!Funny thing you're running 6 flat at 112 mph.I'm turning 105 mph,so why am I only running 6.90??That sux!!