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    Posted: Jul/31/2017 at 10:36am
i have been seeing intakes for the 258 that have the large 2 barrel  mounting  are these from south of the border ?  if so how can you get one  ?
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They should be fairly easy to find. My '75 Gremlin X bought new had a two-barrel 258.
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my 79 concord has a 258 with a 2 barrel  but with the carter carb  not the larger ford style  carb 
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote 232jav3sp Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: Jul/31/2017 at 5:20pm
I think that you might be referring to the aluminum intakes used in the 80's on the Eagle and Jeeps.
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no the intake i am looking for is on the 282 from mexico 
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the 81-up (i think it is) aluminum intake manifold is a great thing. its also 25 lbs lighter. it's a great upgrade for older engines. i used one with a Weber carb and then later a GM TBI system, on a '70 232.


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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote matty 401 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: Aug/01/2017 at 2:59pm
but those intakes only take a carter  the intake i am talking about uses the motorcraft  carb like off a 304 V8  it bolt straight up no adapter 
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Those are aluminum manifolds? They're typically painted red and look like steel to me. They look heavy. I wouldn't bother with them and it's probably easier to find an Offenhauser manifold or just go MPFI.
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everybody is saying the 2100 series carb is the way to go on a 258  this intake is used on the 282 vam motors allows you to bolt the 2100 series carb without adapters 
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Yes, some of the Mexican engines used a 2100 carb. I think the intakes are cast iron, not aluminum. Clifford makes a single plane intakes that will take a Ford carb. The intake has a large square opening with several plates available for different carbs, but not as thick as most adapters. I think Offenhauser makes a single plane intake for the AMC 6 that has the Holley (Ford) pattern and will take a 2V or 4V carb (open center). The better street intake if the Offy Dual Port, but it requires a small 4V carb.
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