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Old 05-17-2018, 11:28 AM
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Hi all,
I am in need of a measurement- I need the distance from either:
A) The top of the assembled air cleaner lid to the mounting flange of the carburetor/intake manifold junction --OR--
B) The top of the assembled air cleaner lid to the center of one of the intake manifold to cylinder head mounting bolts-- Please indicate which bolt.

The reason for this is to compare a 4150-style throttle body vs. a 4150 elbow adapter and a 102mm throttle body.

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Old 05-17-2018, 11:29 AM
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Also, if you happen to know how much clearance you have above the air cleaner to the hood, that’d be great too!

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Old 05-18-2018, 11:45 AM
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Old 05-18-2018, 11:50 AM
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Not much... i have a stock 76 (and a 69..believe the same height )intake, 76 carb and stock air cleaner assembly, but not in car or on engine. What can I measure for you?
I had an RPM intake on it and there was not enough room for an air filter that cleared hood well, and didn't mess with the carb funtion with it on.

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Old 05-18-2018, 12:59 PM
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What I'm trying to determine is if:
A) I go with a 90* elbow-to-4150 adapter and a barrel-style throttle body
-OR-
B) A 4150 throttle body and a traditional air cleaner.

This is on a Hurricane/Tomahawk EFI intake-- I believe it's a copy of a Holley Street Dominator- that I'm hoping is close to stock height for carb/TB mounting.
I'm trying to fit this under the hood of a 74 Formula, so space is at a major premium.

So, if you could place a straight edge on the top of the air cleaner, then measure from the top of A/C to the carb/manifold mounting flange; and also from the top of the A/C to the center of one of the intake manifold mounting bolt holes, then let me know which bolt hole you measured-- that would be a tremendous help!

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There you go ....7 and 15 little lines.
-Both Intake’s are the same height ~70 and 76 egr , carbflange to a bolt hole
- ~3 1/4” for q jet
-1/4” gasket
- 2 1/8” air filter housing, air horn to top of lid peak, wing nut/ stud is recessed below top

LMK if you need anything else, I took a bunch of measurements and pics
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Old 05-21-2018, 11:42 AM
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That's perfect!
Thank you!!

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