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Edelbrock Performer RPM 2-O Intake Manifold Big Block Chevy 396-502 (Oval Port)
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Chevy 396-502ci Big Block V8
Designed for street 396-502ci Chevy V8s with large oval-port cylinder heads (1975 & earlier). This manifold offers the latest technology in dual-plane high rise design and builds outstanding horsepower while maintaining good torque and driveability. No provisions for exhaust heated chokes. Accepts late-model waterneck, air-conditioning, alternator and HEI equipment. Will not fit under stock hood of Corvette, 1965-67 Chevelle, or 1967-81 Camaro.
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Specifications:
Broad 1500-6500 RPM Range Ideal for Street or Competition
For ultimate street performance, bolt on an Edelbrock Performer RPM Intake Manifold. A dual plane, high-rise design makes incredible power to 6500 RPM with streetable torque for great throttle response. Larger plenums and runners match the free-flowing exhaust, high-lift camshafts, and other modifications of high-output engines (especially Performer RPM Cams and Cylinder Heads that optimize performance). These intakes are not for emissions-equipped engines.
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