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Brant Halterman’s ’641/2 K-code convertible is a true beauty, and one of many Hi-Pos over the years to get a kick in the pants via a Ford over-the-counter induction system. This one is the “Three 2V Induction Kit,” which was advertised in Ford’s 1966 High Performance parts catalog to boost power by 12-15 horsepower over a standard four-barrel. The setup retailed for $219.50, while the open letter Cobra valve covers in the same catalog rang the till at $46.70.
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