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  1. 01-26-2009 09:00 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by willowbilly3 View Post
    On a stock 390 Ford (pickup), any thoughts? I have a chance at one for a good price.
    They work good, a 1" spacer used with it helps the bottom end power a bit, too!!!!
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    Intake will work well on your 390,as Dave said use 1" spacer but spend a little extra and get the Swirl-Torque spacer,Summit has it put part#TRD-2431 in search.You will probably pick up some MPG.
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