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Edelbrock RPM Air-Gap 2-R Intake Manifold BB-Chevy 396-502 w/rectangular port cylinder heads
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Big Block Chevy
Designed for Chevy 396-502 street applications with high-performance rectangular port heads, the RPM Air-Gap incorporates the race-winning technology that's been used on the Victor Series competition intakes. Includes rear water outlets, two distributor clamp locations, and nitrous bosses. Accepts all late-model alternator and A/C brackets for the street. For square-bore carburetors only. No provision for exhaust-heated chokes and no exhaust crossover. Will not fit under stock hood of Corvette, 1965-67 Chevelle, or 1970-81 Camaro.
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The First Dual-Plane Manifold with the Powerful Air-Gap Design
Edelbrock has brought race-inspired technology to the street, again! The RPM Air-Gap is a dual-plane intake manifold with a dropped plenum divider that separates the intake runners from hot engine oil in the lifter valley. This provides a cooler, denser air/fuel charge for more power.
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