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Old 10-18-06, 02:06 AM
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48ida and 48 dcoe

what is the diff between the 2 and performance when having a bridge set-up
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It depends on the intake manifold you use. The side draft DCOE can use a very short intake, or a long intake which curves up over the top of the motor. The long, over the top manifold is too long for the hi-rpm powerband of a bridge port motor. The short intake (used to be sold by Lake Cities) is the one for a DCOE on a bridge port.

The 48 IDA manifolds are all about the same length.

I have seen many more IDA carbs on race engines than I have seen DCOE carbs. I have been successfully using an IDA on my peripheral port race engine for 9 years now.
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