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Old 12-04-2024, 06:12 PM   #1
'68OrangeSunshine
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Re: Different intakes for different engines/heads

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Don't get me wrong this one ain't gonna win any beauty pagents but it looks like it has just been sitting on a shelf and I can't complain about the price... Vs my cracked/seeping one.
I rebuilt a 292 L6 in 2005. I took my 4 Bbl Offy intake in to my machinist's and he hot tanked it. It cleaned up nice. Try that or a dry soda blast. Almost pure aluminum, should shine up bright.
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Old 12-04-2024, 06:15 PM   #2
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Re: Different intakes for different engines/heads

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I rebuilt a 292 L6 in 2005. I took my 4 Bbl Offy intake in to my machinist's and he hot tanked it. It cleaned up nice. Try that or a dry soda blast. Almost pure aluminum, should shine up bright.
Good advice, will do. 👍
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