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Old 02-18-2001, 10:44 PM
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I have a 727/ 2500 converter that I would like to trade for a single plane intake for a 383 / 400.

This converter has only 25 passes since new and has run my best 60 ft yet of 1.89 on a 13.39 pass at 104MPH. I moved up to a 3000 converter.

I do not know the brand of converter but it is black and is roughly 10 inch in diameter. It works great.

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I would like an Edelbrock Torker or a Holley intake.
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there is a hugh swap meet march 3 in Red Deer Alta.do ypu know anyone around ther will be mostlyChrysler parts.
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