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Technical HELP: What does this Edmunds go to?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by class 'A', Sep 20, 2017.

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  1. class 'A'
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    Hey everyone.
    I have this Nice Edmonds Intake that I found in a scrap pile. Fortunately for it: I saw it and saved it from the depths of earth.
    Can anyone tell me what it fits? I was thinking 50's/60's era. Maybe BOP or Cad? Dunno.
    I don't recognize it for any of my Nailhead stuff.

    Thanks!
     

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  2. egads
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    303 324 Oldsmobile ?
     
  3. RichFox
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    Sure looks Oldsmobileish.
     
  4. FrozenMerc
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    That port layout looks like a Lincoln Y-Block as well. I am not versed in the BOP stuff from GM, but I guess the big Lincoln Y-block and Olds J2 port configuration is almost identical.

    Dual Quad M-335 Intake for comparison.
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  5. Paul
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    '49-'53 303 Oldsmobile
    ports can be opened up to match '54-'56 324 Olds
    (or bolt up mismatched)
     
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  6. williebill
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    Dunno, but good save. Now you need to build a car around it.
     
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  7. class 'A'
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    That is wild how similar this looks to the Y block manifold you posted! One thing I did notice is the port size on the Lincoln looks taller.
    It could be for sale. I would like to ID it for sure before I consider that possibility. I don't want to false advertise if possible.
    I had originally considered keeping it and building an old boat around it but I've got enough projects for the short term future to keep a tech school busy for a decade.

    Thanks for all the help guys! Looks like this could be an Olds or Lincoln.


     
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    The earlier Olds Edmunds dual intake had the web construction or the hollower body. Check the port sizes to make sure it is either 303 or 324
     
  10. class 'A'
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    Paul: just saw your earlier post on a previous thread on port diameters. Thanks for the info!
    Looks like 303/324 will measure tonight.
    Y blocks appear to have most of the water ports on the front versus the top of the manifold.
     
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  11. williebill
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    Seems odd that Edmunds would cast a 2x2 for an engine as big as the Lincoln, I'd think their Lincoln intake would be thirstier than that, but that's just a WAG.
     
  12. Moriarity
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    absolutely Olds.....
     
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  13. RichFox
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    Lincoln was only 317 CID at first. Not a lot different from an early Olds. This one is a 363 inch version. If nothing else, they sure had pretty valve covers.
     

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  14. Squablow
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    Jeez, who's scrap pile did that come off of? People are still throwing shit like that away?! Damn. Glad you were there to save it.
     
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  15. If still in doubt,,,go to a parts house and purchase an intake gasket to make comparison
     
  16. Probably someone on one of the "reality" shows on Velocity Channel- they throw out all kids of usable stuff to make their $85K builds...
     
  17. class 'A'
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    Alright gentleman!
    Port size 1 1/8 wide by 1 1/2 tall. looks like 324 olds!
    Thank you all for the help.
    I will post this for sale soon.

    As far as the scrap pile goes. Guy purchased a lot; didn't know what it was!
     
  18. Paul
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    measuring some of the heads laying around here,
    and these are aproximate numbers,
    castings vary slightly and gaskets will be a touch bigger typicaly as may aftermarket intakes

    303, 1-1/8 x 1-5/8
    324, 1-1/8 x 2
    early 371, 1-1/4 x 2
    late 371 and 394, 1-3/8 x 2-1/2

    You have an early Edmunds 2x2 cast before the 324 came out
     
  19. class 'A'
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    My apologies
     
  20. Paul
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    No apologies necessary,
    Those are cool pieces and should be put to use, good save.
     

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