RE: 318 Poly manifold and carb

[Earl Helm <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Nick,

I is not that I hate it, I just don't like the RPM range. It does not
come alive until about 3500. It has no bottom end. I have a couple
of friends in town with Polys that have the same problem with it.

The guy who has a stock manifold has a great driving range. I know
Gay P is working on some Hot Rod manifolds for the Poly. But for
everyday driving with a warmed up motor, the stock manifold
has by far the best RPM range.

Earl

Earl,

Why do you hate the Weiand manifold on your Poly.

Nick Tiberio




Earl Helm wrote:
> 
>Dennis,
> 
>I have a Weiand on my Poly,
>and I hate it. >
>
Earl
> 
> 
>

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