Edelbrock Intake/Dual Quad Carb Kit Big Block Chrysler
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Designed for 413-426-440 c.i.d. Chrysler V8s. Use with Performer-Plus cam #350-2192 for low-end torque or Performer RPM cam 350-7194 for top-end power. Manifold measures 8.75'' across block.
Installation Notes
- Will not fit 1962-64 Max Wedge heads
- Recommended Intake Gasket: JEGS p/n 555-210501
- Carb center to center distance: 6-7/16''
- Manifold Height: (A) 4.45" , (B) 4.88"
- Carb Pad Height: 4.66" Click here to determine carburetor pad height.
- Port Exit Dimensions: 1.64" x 1.94"
Kit Includes: - Edelbrock Intake Manifold 350-5440
- Edelbrock Throttle Linkage 350-7094
- Edelbrock Fuel Line 350-8088
- Edelbrock Carburetor 350-1405 (front orientation)
- Edelbrock Performer Carburetor - 350-1406 (rear orientation)
- Edelbrock Air Cleaner 350-1235
- Jegs Intake Manifold Gaskets 555-210501
- Jegs Carburetor Stud Kits 555-15840 (Qty. 2)
- Jegs Intake Bolts 555-83200
Specifications:
I see that the block measurement is 8.75. Where exactly do you take this measurement? My current 440 intake appears wider than that and I don't believe it's a max wedge motor. Thanks
Would you recommend using velocity stacks with this set up? I so what height?
This seems like it could possibly be a good match with the 284-484 purple shaft cam also. What are your thoughts and why?
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