Intake risers

Hi Bruce,

The one on the left is what I have. Interesting to see the difference between old and new. I am interested to see how it works with the risers.

--louis
 
Interesting they did not test either the Edelbrock or Offy Super Dual.

Curious how they would compare to the others?
 
Has anyone ever had a slingshot and Edelbrock regular high rise on the same engine? Curious which works better.
 
ken ct said:
I have a pair like new that are slanted to be used to move carbs back and forth on the manifold about 1" either way front or back. $100 for the pr. about 3-4" rise haven't measured them. free lower 48 shipping.Neet set never seen a pr like this. ken ct PM or email. 4 gaskets included.
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Ken:

What you have are boat/marine risers. They are used to keep the carbs level in a boat application.
 
Bruce Lancaster said:
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Very cool. The very first ones had a Offy breather across the front of the intake where a gen mount would go. Curious when they dropped this addition to their early intake.

I love the original Offy riser pads. They look cool.
 
Tim Ayers said:
Ken:

What you have are boat/marine risers. They are used to keep the carbs level in a boat application.
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No Tim these are not slanted the way you think. The carbs would end up on the same plane as the manifold mounts,all would be on the same level.There is no slant to the mounting pads?? Clear as mud,wish I could do pics. ken ct.
 
ken ct said:
No Tim these are not slanted the way you think. The carbs would end up on the same plane as the manifold mounts,all would be on the same level.There is no slant to the mounting pads?? Clear as mud,wish I could do pics. ken ct.
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I guess I wasn't following what you were describing.
 
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