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intake manifold installed at Dana Chev in 1969 ![]() [/ QUOTE ] Looks like an old "Grumpy" trick. He used to paint his engines black; claimed it helped dissipate heat. ![]()
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[ QUOTE ] intake manifold installed at Dana Chev in 1969 ![]() [/ QUOTE ] Looks like an old "Grumpy" trick. He used to paint his engines black; claimed it helped dissipate heat. ![]() [/ QUOTE ] That is pretty damn cool... Removing the piece of aluminum that separates the primary and secondary openings on the intake manifold increases high end torque. I thought the automatic tranny radiators had inlets for the tranny cooling lines?
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It is an automatic SB radiator. If you look closely you can see the trans cooling inlet and outlet on the right side.
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The BB rad looks to be for a stick car no plugs on the right tank.
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