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Intake Manifold with Installation Kit for 1955-1986 Small Block Chevy 262-400
555-513001K
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Small Block Chevy Intake Manifolds
Kit Includes:
- JEGS CS 331 Intake Manifold 555-513001
- JEGS Intake Gasket Set 555-210004
- JEGS Blue RTV Silicone 555-28030
- JEGS Intake Bolt Set 555-83200
- JEGS Carb Stud Kit 555-15840
- JEGS Carb Gasket 555-16120
Emissions Note:
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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Specifications:
Will this intake fit a 1962 to 64 327 chev?
Will this fit a 68 c10 with a 307
will it fit a 1995 chevy 262 (4.3L) v6
I have a 1969 skylark with the 5.7l. I have a 4 barrel carburetor but need the intake manifold. Some people told me a chevy 5.7l intake manifold wouldn’t fit on my buick. My question is would this fit on my 5.7l?
Will this fit under a ‘76 stock corvette hood and with cast iron heads?
Will this fit a Buick 340?
will this fit 1969 buick skylark custom with buick 350?
is this intake with or without EGR hookup
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