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Posted By itsa292 13 Years Ago
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itsa292
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I have an opportunity to obtain a dual quad intake for the Y. I haven't seen it yet so I don't know much about it . I was told it was an OEM intake for the 312. OK. I was told it was an Aluminum intake.

My question is "Did Ford make their 2x4 intake aluminum or was it cast like the rest ?" If aluminum what should I look for other than cracks and repairs to determine its usefulness ? I have no need nor desire for it so it will be up for sale . I can send pictures as soon as I see the intake . Then we all can share comments. Thanks

Ben in Western NC
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MoonShadow
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I'm assuming you lock a BIG dog in the shop at night? You are holding on to some real valuables there. Chuck

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Thank you Ted. Now when my wife tells me I should get rid of some of that j*** (I can't bear to type her word) I can show her your photo and let her know "I'm not even close!"

Mark

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MoonShadow (3/13/2013)
I'm assuming you lock a BIG dog in the shop at night? You are holding on to some real valuables there. Chuck


Chuck, i think Teds dogs name is Smith & Wesson.

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