Flat head fuel injection help?

Need help id'ing a flat head fuel injection set up.The runners are angled and short without stacks.It doesn't have any markings on it anywhere.Has what i guess is the barrel valve(but it has a plunger instead of a rotary valve) mounted in the center with linkage off the pass. side throttle shaft working the plunger and hardlines from the perimeter of the valve going to each tube.Thanks,Gasr57

 

Any help from the night crowd.This thing came from an out of business machine shop.The design of the manifold with the angled runners is like an old Algon.Any help or idea where I could find some info would be very helpful.Thanks Again,Gasr57

 

Probably going to need pics to identify it...

 

Indeed. Post some photos and you'll probably have an answer within a half-hour.

 

It would have to be under 5 minutes to qualify for a HAMB record.

Frank

 

Does it look like this ?

 

[/URL][/IMG]Finally was able to get a pic. Hope this helps. Sorry about the poor cell phone pic quality Thanks,Gasr57

 

No pic...lt appears it's loaded onto your yahoo server somewhere - no access from here. Load it directly to here.

 

Sorry, think I finally got pic to upload. Let me know if it didn't. Thanks Again.

 

Any help from the weekend crowd?

 

I can not get your picture large enough to see much. A standard early Algon needle and seat valve looks the one I posted before. If yours is an Algon my guess is it is a preproduction or an experimental example. Here is an Algon for V8-60 and a Howard.

 

Looks broke. Put a 3x2 set up on it and send that 'junk' to me...

 

Thanks,I will see if I can get some better pic's,Gasr57