Need help identifying intake manifold.
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I need help figuring out if this is a raised runner intake or standard runner. I can't find any numbers on the intake other than the ones cast on the bottom 1 045 a and most that I have seen advertised have the same numbers or 1 045 b. If you know anything about these intakes or know someone who can tell me anything . Please post up.
Its obviously Dart Wilson intake. Its the part number or whether its raised runner or not thats important.
Its obviously Dart Wilson intake. Its the part number or whether its raised runner or not thats important.
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I need help figuring out if this is a raised runner intake or standard runner. I can't find any numbers on the intake other than the ones cast on the bottom 1 045 a and most that I have seen advertised have the same numbers or 1 045 b. If you know anything about these intakes or know someone who can tell me anything . Please post up.
Its obviously Dart Wilson intake. Its the part number or whether its raised runner or not thats important.
Its obviously Dart Wilson intake. Its the part number or whether its raised runner or not thats important.
A 8 digit part number would be for a GM intake. He said it was a Dart/wilson intake. Most aftermarket companys only use 4 digits.
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I have looked over it several times and can't find any stampings. I am not 100% on the history of it that the numbers weren't blasted off. Anyone know how much the port would be raised on a raised runner intake? Anyone have any idea what the 1 045 a means? I have saw a 1 045 b. I'm pretty sure the 1 96 is the production date.
Thanks for the responses and trying to help with this mystery intake.
Thanks for the responses and trying to help with this mystery intake.