anyone know where to get this intake
08-26-03, 08:23 PM
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anyone know where to get this intake
it looks like fuel injection.i saw one on ebay awhile ago.now i want one.can anyone tell me who makes it,what hp does it produce,where can i get it?
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08-27-03, 09:46 AM
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That looks like Jim Sheldon's Rx-2... good friend of IoTus... I'm sure IoTus could find out.
Is it me or did that sound like the friend of a friend's brother's cousin thing?
Is it me or did that sound like the friend of a friend's brother's cousin thing?
08-27-03, 08:21 PM
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thanks thats the one i saw on ebay.does anyone on here use the ida setup.i have a holley 650 now.i'm getting 24 mpg and wondering what will be better on gas without losing hp.what controlls the fuel injectors????
08-27-03, 11:54 PM
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That car is IN New Zealand, you can see the brake master cylender is on the right hand side. And when you look closely you can see that its a 13b Peripheral Port. The housings are prbably 1975 or 1976 housings because of the jagged letters. I dont think they are 74 or they would have blue backgrounds. But ya its a TWM induction type IDA throttle body, probably like a 3100 series running 4 injectors for the big pp engine. He has a very cool custom gilmer drive setup too. Injectors are controlled by a ECU, something like a haltech or SDS etc. Hes running distributorless also. Very nice setup.
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08-28-03, 06:13 AM
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You should see the rest of the car. It's all build to the same standard you see in the engine bay, and the owner has a shelf full of trophies as a result. 
08-28-03, 11:25 AM
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I am just astonished about the number of old school show cars you guys have in NZ and Aus. Here in the USA there i just like a couple. Actually i have only seen one, the one that was at sevenstock last year and that wasnt even close to half of the ones you guys have. People here in the US just dont appreciate that stuff like you guys do, and i think its unfortunate.
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