Edelbrock Performer 318/360 Intake Manifold SB-Chrysler 318-360ci
350-2176



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Chrysler 318-360ci Small Block V8
Designed for street 318-340-360ci Chrysler V8s. This intake manifold is for 318-360ci V8s with OEM 4-bbl. carb.; 1966-72 (1973 non-CA); except stock equipped EGR. (Intake manifold p/n 350-3776 is for same V8's with OEM 4-bbl carb; 1972-87.) This manifold is not for use on marine engines used in salt water.
Installation Notes:Carburetor Recommendations:
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
Will this work on my 1974 dodge challenger with 318 and a/c?
What waterneck and thermostat fit this manifold?
Will the stock OEM intake gaskets work with this intake or will it take a specific intake gasket?
I have a 1966 Dodge Dart, has a previous installed 318 w/ a 2bbl carb. Ordered a 2176 manifold- it did not fit, bolt holes line up on one side, but are misaligned on the other . Also has small posts center front and rear of block. Can you help?
1985 dodge diplomat converting to 4bbl and have a Holley carb will this work?
I have a 84 Dodge D150 with 318 and AC with this work with the AC? Thanks in advance
I have a 1958 Plymouth Savoy with a V-800, Poly 318A Wide Block engine, which is different from the later 318s. Does this fit the Poly 318? If not, is there an Edelbrock 4bbl intake you carry for the poly?
Will this work on a 78 Ramcharger with air condition? Also will this work with 650 CFM Classic Holley Part # 0-80783C or can you recommand a Holley carb?
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