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blueovalfanatic 02-19-2007 01:40 PM
390- Edelbrock RPM intake and valley pan?
 
Hello guys. I know some FE guys here have the RPM manifiold, and was wondering how many of you installed the valley pan under the intake....or can the valley pan even be used with the RPM manifold?

Thanks for any help,
Greg

CJ428CJ 02-19-2007 02:10 PM
Yes, you can use the valley pan with the Edelbrock RPM manifold.

Chris

Ibr8k4vetts 02-19-2007 02:23 PM
The valley pan under the intake keeps hot oil off the bottom of the intake and that is a good thing:cool:

blueovalfanatic 02-19-2007 02:30 PM
Thanks, Chris. I was looking through your pics. Very nice ERA. Beautiful color too, and real close to the shade of blue im looking for. Where did you get the FE aluminum pulleys?

Thanks again,
Greg

blueovalfanatic 02-19-2007 02:33 PM
Mike- thanks. I didnt see your post til after I posted the second time. Yea, I was told on the FE site that the valley pan also helps distill any oil vapor, which supposedly helps with the blow-by to the valve covers/pcv valve. I was hoping I could use it, but it's never mentioned in the info pages that comes with the intake.

Thanks,
Greg


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