Edelbrock Victor Jr. 302 Intake Manifold Small Block Ford
350-2921
Edelbrock 2921 Details
Ford 302 Victor Jr.
Designed for Ford 289/302 competition engines using modified stock cast iron or aftermarket Windsor-style cylinder heads such as Edelbrock Performer RPM heads 350-60259, Victor Jr. heads 350-77169, Victor heads 350-77219 or equivalent. Installation Notes:
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Victor Race Series
Expertly crafted from cast aluminum these Edelbrock Victor Series Intake Manifolds for Ford engines are single-plane, high-rise intakes designed for higher engine speeds and maximum race-winning power! Engineered in conjunction with leading engine builders and racers from all forms of competition these intakes incorporate modern design with the latest racing technology. With such a comprehensive selection of high-performance manifolds, you can choose the best "Victor" to match your carb, cams, and heads for a winning formula of horsepower, torque, and RPM. Victor Jr. manifolds are cast with excess mass in appropriate places for custom port matching.Victor manifolds are available for single or multiple-carburetor set-ups. !
3500-8500+ RPM
Designed by JEGS professionals so you get all the parts needed, Intake Manifold Kits include:
Ships on 02/20/19
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