Super G manifold
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Coolbreeze
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john sachs
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That # isn't current in the S&S catalog.
See if there's a 3 digit # cast on the manifold.If there is I can reference it,or you can call S&S and they can tell you what it fits.On 117" motors,without head or cylinder work,S&S uses a wide intake manifold.
John
98sporty
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There are two sets of numbers etched/stamped in the runner that goes to the front cylinder 397 is one and the the one below it is 2526. I was wanting to send my heads to you this winter to have them worked over (EPA heads):down: I'll contact you for that. Just getting things together now.That # isn't current in the S&S catalog.
On 117" motors,without head or cylinder work,S&S uses a wide intake manifold.
John
RubWhore
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Dont they use a different manifold than standard due to cylinder highth than a Non Epa or Harley as I remember there bein a differance cause I had to replace one and tried using one from a G kit for a Harley and it woodnt fit, wound up callin S&S to get the rite one.....
john sachs
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397 fits Evo style 88" and 107" motors.The manifold should be narrow,as those motors have short cylinders.
The 117" EPA motor manifolds can be modified to work after head and/or cylinder mods. :up:
'05 should have "E" carbs with restrictors.We usually convert to "G" assemblies.
John
V
Guru
Don't have it in front of me but I was having what I thought was a intake leak (turned out it was somthin else) Any way ordered a new manifold from Vickie Walker(remember her?). Anyway the part number on it matched the 124 intake number from a S&S catalog. I figured they used this do to the taller cylinders making the intake ports slightly further apart ?
117 cu in has 4 3/8" stroke
124 cu in has 4 5/8 stroke
117 cu in has 4 3/8" stroke
124 cu in has 4 5/8 stroke