Edelbrock RPM Air-Gap Vortec Intake Manifold for Small Block Chevy with Vortec/E-Tec Heads
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Small Block Chevy
This single four-barrel intake is designed for Chevy 262-400 with 1996-Up Vortec (L31) cast iron or Edelbrock E-Tec aluminum cylinder heads. An external water bypass boss is machined into the front of the water crossover for use on 1996-Up Vortec production engines. Includes rear water outlets, nitrous bosses, a temp sensor boss that clears all waternecks, two distributor clamp locations, and a heater outlet boss that's angled for proper fit over the valve covers. Accepts 1976-Up alternator and air conditioning brackets for street applications. For square-bore carburetors. No provision for exhaust-heated chokes and no exhaust crossover. Will not fit under stock Corvette hood.
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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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