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Hey, Gary!
What material would these be made out of, how much of a weight savings, if 
any, and what kind of 4 bbl would it accept? Also, would it be of stock height 
so everything would fit under my 62 dart hood without mods? 
Thanks.
Paul

In a message dated 7/31/2004 2:53:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
glpavlovich@xxxxxxx writes:
Bill Richardson is considering having an Air-Gap RPM style dual plane Poly
intake produced for us.  The price range is estimated at $325-$350.  The
question is, how many of us/you are really interested/serious at this
estimated price range?  Please let me know
and I will tabulate the results and forward to Bill.  Personally, I would
grab one without hesitation.  Now that TTI is making Quality headers for the
Poly and new camshafts are available in a week or so, this manifold
completes the "missing link" for Polyhead performance.

In my estimation, with these new parts, I will challenge any LA 318/340/360
heads-up anywhere/anytime for best ET down the 1/4 mile.  I know we can beat
stock 340 iron heads; the trick mega-buck alum. heads can also be beat but
with a few more "Poly tricks."

Let me know how many serious "intent- to purchase" people we have for a nice
RPM Air-Gap Poly intake at $325-350 retail.

Gary Pavlovich

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