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  1. 06-27-2006 06:10 PM #1
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    327 intake with oil filler tube

     



    I'm trying to find a aftermarket intake with provisions for an oil filler tube. I am working on a 63 Belair SS with a stock 327/powerglide and the owner doesn't want to change the valve covers so an old style manifold is needed. Does anyone know of a manufactuer who sells one that doesn't need to be machined?

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    Lots of em on ebay and racin junk.com.These are used models.
    Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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    Most aftermarket SBC aluminum intakes have a boss where the filler tube goes.

    Just a holesaw cut away from a tube provision........

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    Thanks Denny, I gave the ebay addreses to the guy. He had the price of a new Edelbrock performer in his head and balked at the ebay price.

    Road Agent...interested in selling it and if so...how much?

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    Sparky, can you just holesaw it? I thought they had to be machined.

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    Really depends on your capabilities. But yes, I hole-sawed mine.
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