Quickest/easiest way to identify a 440 intake manifold?
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03/09/10 08:36 PM
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Okay...what is the fastest way to identify, or more specifically, tell the difference between a 440 and 383 stock intake manifold?
Here's the deal, a friend of mine has an factory iron intake for a Chrysler big block, but he doesn't know whether its for a B or an RB engine. Are there some simple numbers cast in that identifies one from the other? I can't physically see the manifold myself as he lives too far away to drop in, so I can't tell by looking/comparing to anything.
Or a basic dimension I could give him to check? He's not the most mechanically apt guy, so the check needs to be as basic as possible and I have to be able to describe the process to him over the phone. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance, guys. Dale
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Re: Quickest/easiest way to identify a 440 intake manifold?
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03/09/10 08:50 PM
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RB intake will be about 14" across the front of the flanges where it mates to the head, the B will be about 13".
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Re: Quickest/easiest way to identify a 440 intake manifold?
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03/09/10 09:34 PM
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Local Mopar tech genius ZIPPY just PM'd a brilliant idea. Just Google the casting number like so: Mopar Casting Number 2806301 (the number on my buddy's intake)....and viola! 1968-1969 383-4bbl intake! Thanks, Rich! Dale
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