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03-27-2012 #1
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Victor E intake help
I bought a holley hp retrofit kit. I bought a edelbrock victor e intake and rails. My throttle body provided by Holley is hits rails or the throttle parts is. Looks like I will need a 2" spacer to clear rails. has anybody else ran into this problem? Also the places for the injectors on intake stick out in the way of the valve cover. has anybody ran into this problem?
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03-28-2012 #2
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Attached is picture of spot that gets in way of valve cover.David Butler
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03-29-2012 #3
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I don't think it will hurt anything to cut the edge back a small amount . There appears to be enough edge margin to the injector holes
to bevel the edge back.
Can you post a photo of the injectors, fuel rails and throttle body in stalled to give us an idea how much clearance you need.
Perhaps you could use shorter injectors.Last edited by Ollie8974; 03-29-2012 at 06:21 AM. Reason: add more information
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03-29-2012 #4
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yeah I don't have injectors yet. I have mounted rails with their mounting brackets. Looks like I will need a 1 1/4" spacer to clear fuel rail.
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03-30-2012 #5
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Check out LS1Tech.com in the Fueling and Injection forum. There are vendors who offer all kinds of injectors, and adapters.
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