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Old 04-25-2008, 06:25 PM
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Go super-old-school!!!Mount a mailbox up there.....with the flag up
I could leave the door on it and just close it for a scoop plug.
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Old 04-25-2008, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by doorracer
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I like the spitzer anteater scoop on Bantams. I saw an altered on racingjunk with one of those and it looked great to me.

Curtis
I think the anteaters are cool too, but pretty pricey.
$250 for fg and $550 for cf. Then you have to buy the airbox too. That's at least $100 through tuffpaw.

The top one above is just $109 and the black one is $195.
I totally understand, I have the equipment and knowledge to make my own airbox so that would offset the price for me, but 250 is still quite a lot. Nice ride you have though.

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I need to order a converter and rear end gears so a scoop is pretty far down on the "parts needed" list. I was going to order the converter today from BTE but got busy at work and didn't get the chance.
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Old 04-25-2008, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by slowmotion
Originally Posted by olds48
Go super-old-school!!!Mount a mailbox up there.....with the flag up
I could leave the door on it and just close it for a scoop plug.
That is actually what I have been planning on doing .Plus I want to stick a rivet in the flag so it stays up!!! :P
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Old 04-25-2008, 11:44 PM
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I wouldn't use that edelbrock pro flow or whatever they call em now. They have a thin foam filter like thingy in them and I seen a guys car back fire one time and melted that crap all over the carb...been a long time ago but turned me off of those things.

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Old 04-26-2008, 08:49 AM
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If it were me i'd go with a butterfly scoop, throw away the elements and hook the linkage 1 to 1 on the buterflys.
RPC is the source for these and can be bought for about $150.00 plus shipping if you have a source which i can hook you up with.

Here's the pics. of their scoops. Of course they have a million other pretty good items also, if you have adobi reader you can look at their cattalog.

http://www.racingpowercompany.com/in...8e8973de8102b9

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Old 04-27-2008, 05:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Tod74
I wouldn't use that edelbrock pro flow or whatever they call em now. They have a thin foam filter like thingy in them and I seen a guys car back fire one time and melted that crap all over the carb...been a long time ago but turned me off of those things.

jmo
Been there,done that ops:
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Old 04-29-2008, 02:10 PM
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i personally like the 2nd one but the first one would probably look the best on that car!!
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Old 05-17-2008, 08:11 AM
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Thanks for all the opinions. I bought this one yesterday off of a guy on RJ.


I might still put a Hilborn style on it for comparison or certian events.
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Old 05-17-2008, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by olds48
Originally Posted by slowmotion
Originally Posted by olds48
Go super-old-school!!!Mount a mailbox up there.....with the flag up
I could leave the door on it and just close it for a scoop plug.
That is actually what I have been planning on doing .Plus I want to stick a rivet in the flag so it stays up!!! :P
That would be awesome!! lol :lol:

That sorta reminds me of a post I read on here somewhere that was talking about Ron's toilet injection.
Some smart alleck said they tried to run a toilet on their car but the lid wouldn't stay open all the time and it sloshed water all over the motor when he hit the brakes...lol
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Old 05-17-2008, 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Tod74
Originally Posted by olds48
Originally Posted by slowmotion
Originally Posted by olds48
Go super-old-school!!!Mount a mailbox up there.....with the flag up
I could leave the door on it and just close it for a scoop plug.
That is actually what I have been planning on doing .Plus I want to stick a rivet in the flag so it stays up!!! :P
That would be awesome!! lol :lol:

That sorta reminds me of a post I read on here somewhere that was talking about Ron's toilet injection.
Some smart alleck said they tried to run a toilet on their car but the lid wouldn't stay open all the time and it sloshed water all over the motor when he hit the brakes...lol
I bet it would "load up" when idling and you would have to "clean it out" with a plunger.
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