Moon Weber Intake for BBC
 

I just bought a Moon Weber intake for the BBC with rect. ports. Are there any throttle bodies/ injectors that will fit the Weber flanges? I saw a similar setup on an SC Cobra last year. Thanks.

P.S.
It's for ANOTHER project!

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (MassVette)
 

arent you ever going to leave that car alone, how fast do you want to go anyway? remember the heat at mtn. melee? :jester

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (MassVette)
 

arent you ever going to leave that car alone, how fast do you want to go anyway? remember the heat at mtn. melee? :jester :mad

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (MassVette)
 

Yep, they just started making them for the street rod market. Try http://www.momarefi.com/

For even more fun, take a look at http://www.hilborninjection.com/category.asp?Id=37

-Greg

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (MidYearRoadster)
 

I want to achieve lift-off! I HAVE to go fast-- your car gets ALL the admiring looks!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Seriously, though- it's for ANOTHER project Pete Lioy and I cooked up..........
:yesnod: :chevy :chevy :yesnod:

GregP,
Thanks for the URL's! I didn't even know Hillborn was still in business... nice stuff!
:yesnod: :chevy :chevy :yesnod:


[Modified by MassVette, 7:21 AM 1/10/2002]

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (MassVette)
 

Mike,

One place that I checked out when building the 67 was Inglese Induction Systems. They have manifolds, Weber carbs, and injection systems. I couldn't find a web site for them but the phone number is 203-265-3617. They are located in Wallingford, Ct. These are great looking systems.

A couple of things to watch for with these systems is hood clearance and the choice of camshaft. Be sure to ask about these two aspects when you speak with them.

Rich Lagasse

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (richscorvettes)
 

http://www.inglese.com/

-Greg

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (MassVette)
 

Thanks, guys!

Re: Moon Weber Intake for BBC (MassVette)
 

When I built my Grand Sport, I had Inglese do an estimate for me for an original-style system with cross-ram Weber 48DCOE's. They do fabulous work, but $6,000 was a bit north of my budget! :)