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    Quote Originally Posted by zooguy View Post


    If it sits too tall I would not mind doing this to fit the blower on my car
    I like this, it perfect for sitting you beer on top while at the park..

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    Quote Originally Posted by MoeHorsePower View Post
    I like this, it perfect for sitting you beer on top while at the park..
    White kinda beer????


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    Quote Originally Posted by nateleduc View Post
    injectors are not really an issue. Its the height of the blower vs the cowel
    Yea I forgot you were doing the m112. Definitely more room to work with than what I have. For me, keeping the injector height short means being able to obtain the correct injector angle. I didn't want the injectors soaking down the bottom of the runner floor but rather direct flow towards the back of the intake valve like the oem manifold does.
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird_1995 View Post
    Yea I forgot you were doing the m112. Definitely more room to work with than what I have. For me, keeping the injector height short means being able to obtain the correct injector angle. I didn't want the injectors soaking down the bottom of the runner floor but rather direct flow towards the back of the intake valve like the oem manifold does.
    Injector angle isn't going to be possible from the looks of it. I wish i could, the m112 is too wide to get away with any of that. I'm probably going to be using these for the rails: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/edl-3630

    I know the stock rails will never fit.

    So far I've been working on porting and shaping the runners.Trying to squeez every bit out of them.
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    I don't think those rails will work. Injector spacing is off.

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    It does say small block though. Hmm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan Stout View Post
    It does say small block though. Hmm
    I've heard of people converting lt1 to sbc and sbc to lt1 in terms of intake conversion. Going to assume that the the ports match up. Worth the $100 gamble.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShowNoMercy
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    I've got the edelbrock rails on the sbc converted whipple intake
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    I just saw in the pic that it was LS spacing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird_1995 View Post
    I've got the edelbrock rails on the sbc converted whipple intake
    @firebird_1995 go on.....
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