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Edelbrock Torker II 351W Ford Intake Manifold
350-5081
Ford 351W
Designed for 1969 and later 351 Windsor Ford V8 high-performance engines with Edelbrock cylinder heads, OEM 12- or 16-bolt cylinder heads or equivalent. Will not fit ''Boss 351'' Cleveland engine and should not be used with heavy vehicles. Aftermarket 4-bbl carbs are not compatible with Ford Auto Overdrive Transmission (AOD) unless used with Lokar throttle cable bracket & springs p/n 625-SRK-4000.
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Carb Recommendations
Specifications:
2500-6500 RPM Power! The Edelbrock Torker-II manifold is a single-plane, low-rise design that works well for high-rpm, high-performance street applications. The low profile of a Torker-II intake is ideal for applications where hood clearance is limited. A Torker-II produces gains in top-end horsepower with adequate throttle response. These manifolds are not mileage or emissions related manifolds, they are only for high-performance applications.
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