Exhaust Cross-over

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Posted by Max (IP: 198.69.83.198) on October 18, 2000 at 13:18:50:

I just purchased an Eldelbrock Air-gap intake for my '77 mav with a 302 and I am very excited about hooking it up. One question though, the manifold states that it does not have an exhaust cross over. Do I need that? I feel a little dumb for ordering the part and not checking first. My state doesn't have an original equipment,"under the hood" check for emmisions so if I don't need it I will be legal to install it. I also purchased an Edelbrock performer 750 cfm carb, so the combo should rock.

The intake and carb are a bit much for the stock exhaust and heads but I plan on upgrading those very soon, one step at I time I guess.

thanks

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And another thing Charlie (IP: 131.204.15.171) 10/19/00 (0)
Re: Exhaust Cross-over facts Charlie (IP: 131.204.15.171) 10/19/00 (0)
Actually, the Air-gap is a dual plane rated at 1500-6500 RPM Max (IP: 198.69.83.198) 10/19/00 (0)
Exhaust Cross-over facts rickyracer (IP: 209.178.171.250) 10/19/00 (2)
Re: Exhaust Cross-over Charlie (IP: 172.156.165.90) 10/18/00 (0)

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: I just purchased an Eldelbrock Air-gap intake for my '77 mav with a 302 and I am very excited about hooking it up. One question though, the manifold states that it does not have an exhaust cross over. Do I need that? I feel a little dumb for ordering the part and not checking first. My state doesn't have an original equipment,"under the hood" check for emmisions so if I don't need it I will be legal to install it. I also purchased an Edelbrock performer 750 cfm carb, so the combo should rock. : The intake and carb are a bit much for the stock exhaust and heads but I plan on upgrading those very soon, one step at I time I guess. : thanks

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