Holley Single Plane EFI Intake Manifold w/Fuel Rails Small Block Chevy 262-400 ci with Vortec Cylinder Heads
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Small Block Chevy
Features:
- Fits Small Block Chevy 262-400 ci engines with 1996-2002 Vortec (L31) cylinder heads (non-EGR)
- 4150 square bore mounting flange to accept most aftermarket square-bore throttle body designs
- Fuel injector bores have back-cut exits in the runners for better fuel atomization
- Black coated fuel rails with bracket assortment allowing different height fuel injectors
- Fuel rail designed for maximum throttle lever clearance
- Accepts most stock hardware and accessory brackets
- Single plane design with an isolated plenum to keep the air charge cooler
- 1 in. shorter overall height than most single plane manifolds
- Lower throttle body mounting height to help with hood clearance
- 2 distributor clamp locations
- Powerband: 2,500-7,500 RPM
- Port size: 2.050 in. height x 1.020 in. width
- Cast aluminum construction
- Satin finish
- Note:
- Fuel injectors not included
Specifications:
What injectors do I need I have terminator x with ev1 style connectors thanks
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