Hot Rods THE INDUCTION THREAD

Got one of my "distractions" coming over later so let do today's batch a bit earlier than normal LOL.

55 Chrysler K dual quads



60 Chrysler 300 F long tube rams



More 1960 long tube rams





1960 slant 6 Hyper Pack




61 Plymouth poly quads




62 383 hypo quads






62 Plymouth cross ram



66 Hemi carbs



68 Max Hemi Dart cross ram with holleys




69 Six pack



426 super stock



Ball Stud hemi "plastic" thermoquad

 

This one has me scratching my head

Sure looks like THREE quads on the Max Wedge there but had to tell

 

Interesting for sure, looks like 3 to me too.

 

@loudbang that "1969 six pack" is not a '69, it's a small block, 340 six packs didn't come out till 1970, Challenger T/A and Cuda AAR only.

 

This Induction needs a bit of Deduction if you ask me.

 

Looks like second from right on bottom adapts a 351 Cleveland manifold, no? Never saw one of those before.

 

Possibly trying to overcome a fuel distribution problem?

 

They were originally made by Paul Bedouin (sp?) at Pro Stock Engineering, HIGHLY sought after, Jay Brown is making a very similar deal on a limited basis now. I THINK the one in the pic is the Jay Brown piece.

 

Where is Paul B. now? He's from my area of CT..Had the nick name of "Rat Man" late 60's..Bought bunch of stuff for a FE High Riser I was building for a friend in the mid 70's from him...

 

That let you run one of those Yates intakes?

 

I don't really know. He was the FE guy back in the day, made a LOT of cool stuff.

 

Depends on the Yates intake, but short answer, yes.

 

Yates with Dominator flange^^

 

Some of the Yates intakes are raised port, and some of them are for Boss 302 deck hieght, and some are for 351w deck height. Those won't fit.

 

This guy should be on "Hoarders"......COOL!

 

FLATHEAD GULCH looks more like a river.

 

This is from Antique Nationals 2003, hope I not posted this before.

 

Factory Pontiac 410 HP '63 421 Super Duty tunnel ram. This intake (a rare repro shown) was the first true tunnel ram produced, before any aftermarket tunnel rams. Pontiac was serious during the days of the 'stocker wars'.





Factory Pontiac 315/345 HP '59 389 Tri-Power.

 

Great batch by Flatred53 that is the first Ardun head on a 4 cylinder I have ever seen. And everybody else sure are coming up with stuff that are "different" to say the least.