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Old 04-05-2011, 07:02 PM
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Anyone know what this setup is? Manufacturer, model?
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Offenhauser maybe? Looks cool though whatever it is.
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Looks cool though whatever it is.
you got that right...
I'm trying to track it down.
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looks like an Inglese small block cross ram Weber manifold that was converted to EFI.

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Anyone know what this setup is? Manufacturer, model?
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Right here buddy!


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no the same setup,
and they (Comp) proceed to tell me they can't build that w/ Efi
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Call Bob Ream - Imagine Injection - Phoenix, AZ 602-377-4093
He'll build it for you.


Bring money.... this stuff (8 stacks) ain't for the light wallet.

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Its made by a company in Alabama I think. I did one on a 383 controlled by an Accel Thruster in a 34 Coupe, ran sweet. I'll see if I can email him to get more info for you.
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Its made by a company in Alabama I think. I did one on a 383 controlled by an Accel Thruster in a 34 Coupe, ran sweet. I'll see if I can email him to get more info for you.
It was so sweet you can't even remember who the heck made it? REALLY? Must not have been that kool then....

That's not really something you'd forget.
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looks like the old style Moon crossram that was first used with Weber carbs in IMSA racing that these days is made with EFI.

I like the look a lot but like Greg said bring the big pocket book for something like this.

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