Tri Power !
 

I have two complete late 60's early 70's SBC tri-power setups. Orign carbs and manifolds. Anybody have an idea what they are worth. Both are very nice shape. Thanks.

Re: Tri Power !
 

You might try looking at the Jalopy Journal's H.A.M.B forum. Check their classified section/parts. Do a search for 3x2 SBC.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/f...splay.php?f=47

Travis Miller

(Disclaimer: Opinions expressed by me on this forum are exactly that, my opinions.)

Re: Tri Power !
 

I didn't think chev had any tri-powers for sbc in the late 60's or 70's.

Are these aftermarket?

Re: Tri Power !
 

I agree with 71 lemans, I dont believe chevy had any tri power set
up's on any 60's or 70's cars with small block motors. There were
some late 60's Corvettes,big blocks,with Tri power.and in 59 chevy made a 348 with tri power,I remember that because my neighbor
bought a new 59 Chevy Impala with a 348 tri power,he didnt like the
fuel mileage so he removed the front and rear carbs and put block off
plates on the intake,so much for progressive linkage! ed

Re: Tri Power !
 

no small block from factory...
sold a round port bbc setup with intake & dist for $3800 two years ago... he liked the dates a lot though

348 stuff ask aubrey brunneau (spell?)... guy with the 409 stocker

captain

Re: Tri Power !
 

Tri Power was available on the 348's from 58 to 61 280 hp to 350 hp
Late 60's 427's 400 hp & 435 hp
No small blocks

Re: Tri Power !
 

Yep, you guys are right. Two of them are marked Fenton with Roch Carbs. The other is a unmarked chrome one with plated Roch carbs. Worth keeping ? Or sell ?