JEGS Cool Gap Intake Manifold for 396-502 Big Block Chevy, Dual Plane [Satin]
555-513029
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Big Block Chevy
JEGS 513029 Intake Manifold Features:
- Dual Plane design for optimum fuel distribution
- Accepts 4150/4160 4-BBL square bore carburetors
- Cool Gap design keeps hot engine oil away from intake runners resulting in a cooler, denser charge for more horsepower, torque, and efficiency
- Designed for oval port heads with standard port location
- (8) Intake runner bosses cast in for nitrous or fuel injector ports
- Port exit dimensions: 1.680 in. W x 1.950 in. H
- Estimated runner length - Shortest: 5.00 in.
- Estimated runner length - Longest: 7 in.
- Manifold height: Front (A) 4.750 in., Rear (B) 6 in. ( A + B divided by 2 = 5.375 in.)
- Click here to determine carburetor pad height
- 2 Front and Rear 1/2 in. NPT water outlet ports for additional cooling
- 1 Rear 3/8 NPT vacuum port
- Provisions for dual distributor hold-downs
- No provision for divorced or heated choke
Note: This intake manifold will not fit under a stock hood on Corvettes, 1964-1967 Chevelle, or 1967-1981 Camaro.
Additional Recommended Items (Sold Separately):
- Stock/stamped steel valve covers may require 3/16 in. (or thicker) valve cover gaskets. We recommend 555-21110 or 555-210171 for adequate runner clearance.
- Recommended Intake Gasket 555-210102
- Front to Rear Coolant Fittings and Hose
- (2) JEGS Black 90-degree 1/2 in. NPT to -8 AN Fittings - 555-110149
- (2) JEGS Black Straight 1/2 in. NPT to -8 AN Fittings - 555-110109
- (1) JEGS Black Pro-Flo 350 -8 AN Braided Hose, 3 ft. - 555-110920
- (1) JEGS Black Straight -8 AN Max Flow Hose End - 555-110002
- (1) JEGS Black 45-degree -8 AN Max Flow Swivel Hose End - 555-110012
- (2) JEGS Black 90-degree -8 AN Max Flow Swivel Hose Ends - 555-110022
- Carburetor Fuel Inlet Lines & Fittings
- Carburetor Spacers
- Fuel Filters
- Carburetor Linkage, Choke Kits & Components
JEGS Carb Recommendations/Notes | ||||
Carburetors | ||||
570 CFM | 670 CFM | 770 CFM | ||
Up to 300 HP | 300 to 400 HP | 400 to 500 HP | ||
Manual Choke | 510-0-81570 | 510-0-81670 | 510-0-81770 | |
Electric Choke | 510-0-80570 | 510-0-80670 | 510-0-80770 | |
Carburetor Studs | ||||
555-15840 | 1-1/2" Studs | Suggested for carb and gasket only | ||
555-15841 | 2" Studs | Suggested for carb and 1/2" spacer | ||
555-15842 | 2-1/2" Studs | Suggested for carb and 1" spacer | ||
555-15846 | 3-1/2" Studs | Suggested for carb and 2" spacer | ||
Carburetor Base Gaskets | ||||
555-16100 | Open (Square Flange) | |||
555-16105 | 4-Hole (Square Flange) | |||
Intake Manifold Bolts | ||||
555-83205 | Big Block Chevy - Standard |
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:
where is manifold manufactured
Will dual fed. Double pump holley carbs fit on this intake?
Will a 1050 CFM Dominator carb fit on this Intake?
Will this go on a Gen VI 454 with Vortec 7400 heads and oval ports, without any modifications?
Waiting on an answer still. 1050 Dominator fit on this?
will this fit a peanut port 454 properly ?
What thermostat fits this intake manifold??
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