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correct billy ... and available behind every combo except highest HP 348 and 6 cylinders, in 57 only 283's !!!!!!!!!!!
took me 3 years to get it in books and damn if they didnt give em to everyone 1 year later captain
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Thank you Billy Nees.for making this happen
I agree about the transmission deal. But not one of you Chrysler and Mopar guys will admit the intake is bogus Be real ! Us Chevy people are stuck with factory intakes and heads. I wish I could get anything aftermarket intake for my poor Chevy. You guys are getting 1 year free enjoy while it last. I gotta ask. Do you really think the Chrysler would have beaten the camaro heads up without out the bogus heads and intake ? Don’t think so
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I've got a sneaking feeling that won't last.
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Can’t convince a former grudge racer aluminum isn’t better
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Maybe they work better on Chebbies but every Mopar engine builder and racer I have talked to says the edlebrock heads are junk and take a ton of work and money to equal the cast iron head. The only advantage is weight off the nose.
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Brings back some memories...
I had a 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 door Station Wagon with a 283 and a TurboGlide.... I especially like the Gr in place of L.... Blew it up on the San Mateo Bridge going to Fremont in 1966... But I did keep it and replaced the engine and trans with a 350HP 327 and a wide ratio 4 speed and used it as a driver for years...
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This is interesting
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If memory serves me right ,the turboglides were only available in panel wagons ..ie bell telephones panel wagons ,work related,..ect.....were accepted later in station wagons by NHRA....could be wrong .......most people weren't even born 60 years ago ,so who can tell.
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