RPC Aluminum Cooling Gap Dual-Plane Intake Manifold for 1970-1986 Ford 351 Cleveland [Satin]
707-R1144
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RPC R1144 Aluminum Cooling Gap Dual-Plane Intake Manifold Features:
- Improved throttle response
- Increased torque
- Cooling gap dual plane design
- 4150 square bore carb base flange (Non-EGR)
- Port Dimensions: 2.039 in. H X 1.420 in. W
- Intake Height: 4.480 in. Front, 5.560 in.Rear
- 3/8 in. NPT vacuum ports
- No provision for divorced or heated choke
RPC R1144 Note:
- Does Not Include Gaskets Or Mounting Hardware
Emissions: This product is legal for off-road use and non-pollution-controlled vehicles (1965 & older); however, it has not been tested or approved by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) for highway vehicles in the state of California. By purchasing this product, the buyer agrees it will not be used on pollution-controlled vehicles in California, or in a state with similar emissions regulations.
Specifications:
Fits factory 2V or 4V type heads or is this a 4V fitted for 2V heads?
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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