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  • AKAMC
    327 Rambler
    • Sep 23, 2006
    • 589

    V8 intake manifolds

    I have two factory 4 bl intakes. Ones a spread bore and the other is the 4 hole square design. Does one flow better then the other? Never used a spread bore manifold before but I assume it's for a specific carb type? Does an Edelbrock SP2 flow significantly better then these?

    I'm building a 304 and have a set of ported heads with SBC valves in them that I intend to use on this engine. Will be built for low RPM use but will use headers, HEI and possibly EFI. In front of a 4 speed most likely in a CJ8.
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  • Dr. Marneaus
    360 AMC
    • Jun 16, 2010
    • 2888

    #2
    Originally posted by AKAMC
    I have two factory 4 bl intakes. Ones a spread bore and the other is the 4 hole square design. Does one flow better then the other? Never used a spread bore manifold before but I assume it's for a specific carb type? Does an Edelbrock SP2 flow significantly better then these?

    I'm building a 304 and have a set of ported heads with SBC valves in them that I intend to use on this engine. Will be built for low RPM use but will use headers, HEI and possibly EFI. In front of a 4 speed most likely in a CJ8.
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    • AKAMC
      327 Rambler
      • Sep 23, 2006
      • 589

      #3
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      • Bill Lawton
        232 I6
        • Jan 15, 2007
        • 156

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        • tgreese
          • May 29, 2003
          • 11682

          #5
          The aftermarket manifold will flow better than the factory manifold, generally. It's supposed to be a performance part.

          If you go with a factory iron manifold, get the square one. The spread bore only works with a Motorcraft 4350 carb. You'll have many choices in carburetors with the square pattern.
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          • jeepjerry
            304 AMC
            • Oct 12, 2008
            • 1781

            #6
            The SP2P works great on the 304. I say go with a square bore also.
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