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    72/73 MFI throttle body cleanup

    As the 72/73 MFI is plastic, I'm looking for pictures and how to info. What have you done to freshen them up.
    I stand corrected. Need to clean up the stacks.
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    The throttle bodies are not plastic , the stacks are plastic so plastic cleaner / polish .

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