
05-01-2008, 06:05 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Cobra Make, Engine: RCM, 4 wheels, two doors
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Originally Posted by Rebel1
A cobra has got to have a V8 ... even if only for the exhaust noise...and you managed to obtain a nice 347ci windsor based engine ..a very nice engine...with a bluddy 'orrible lookin intake system.
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What ya mean, 'orrible lookin intake system?
You should see what lies inside it; eight bewtiful tuned length trumpets that's wot! One of me Cobra buddies put the said manifold on his 302 and then cut a bit hole in the top of it, covered it with polycarbonate and then polished up the trumpets inside. Way cool lookin' thing  it was. It's also made of that space age material stuff made from recycled XXXX cans that you're so fond of up there. No plastic in sight!
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Originally Posted by Rebel1
I however love the old versions...the proper cobra ones with a carby or two sitting on a dual plane manifold...a distributor on the front and one coil hangin off the side.
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I've now lost me coil pack for a dizzy & coil instead too. Nothing stopping ya from getting that retro carby look while still running EFI. Aussie Mike has been tinkering with retro EFI and my same mate who cut a bit 'ole in his plenum has now ditched it altogether; made an alloy box that bolted to his lower manifold and stuck two 1000cfm 4 barrel t/bs on this 302!  Looks wild as and has throttle response of a motor bike!
Cheers
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