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That's cute.
Just a hint of exaggeration there.
Just a hint of exaggeration there.
From left to right:
2v Iron
4v Iron
4v AFD
429 CJ/SCJ
2v Iron
4v Iron
4v AFD
429 CJ/SCJ
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Perhaps a bit, but not much. That was pretty much my reaction when I pulled the intake on my first Boss 302 in 1972. Chuck
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The 429 ports are called sewer pipes.
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Back in the day, I heard it said you could drop a golf ball down a 2v port and a tennis ball down a 4v port. 
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