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'74 260Z 4BBL Intake


goose

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I'm looking for a 4BBL intake manifold for my 1974 260z. If anyone has some links or names of companies who make such a part please post em here. Also lookign for a cheap 6 to 1 header, and a decent rebuild kit. (rings, gaskets etc)

Any advice?

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Hey Goose, Arizona Z Car makes a 4bbl conversion manifold. They will also sell you a rebiult carb and kit for the manifold. As well as Exhaust header. Both parts are less than at MotorSport Auto(MSA). This guy's got some really trick Z stuff for less. :devious:

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4bbl wouldn't be recommended....the fuel has to turn 90 degrees to go to the motor (as opposed to a v8 where it doesn't)

go with 2 SUs, the fuel goes in a straight line.

Don't know of anyone that doesn;'t eventually want to get rid of their 4bbl eventually off of their z.

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Go with the 4bbl. I have the arizona set up and love it. No sycronizing carbs. Set it once and forget it. Why this is not a mandatory upgrade for Z owners is beyond me.

If you every drive a Z with a properly set up set of SUs, you will find that the legitimicy of your 4 barrel answer is now "beyond" you. I have driven both-properly setup (the brand new 4 barrel by a Holley trained specialist-with factory input, and a two month old set of rebuilt SUs from ZTherapy-at a track on the same day-best three out of four runs. I sold the 4 barrel kit that day, and look back only to remember this quote from the guy who told me his SUs could walk my Holley: "Tune, rejet, what every you want, Some answers are for lazy people, and some are for people who want the best performance-wanna race?"

Will

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Why this is not a mandatory upgrade for Z owners is beyond me.

It isnt a mandatory "upgrade" because most Z owners have more common sense than to lower the performance of their engines, and the term "upgrade" implies improvent which it most certainly isnt.

If you find a performance gain by moving to a 4 barrel carb on a 90 degree manifold, either your SU's were poorly set up in the first place, or you woke up realising it was just a bad dream.

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