Spectre Low-Profile Air Box Kit 120° Inlets
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Low-Profile Air Box Kits
Under hood hot air can heat soak the air going into your engine and rob your engine of horsepower. For this reason, Spectre has engineered these universal air intake systems for classic V6/V8 muscle car/pickup models with a GM factory or aftermarket throttle body injection assembly or carburetor with a 5-1/8 inch neck. This air intake system uses a chrome low profile, 14 by 3 inch tall round air filter housing with dual inlets positioned 120 degrees apart and a set of two black flexible air intake ducts. The zinc-plated drop base provides increased hood clearance and requires only a minimum of 2.4 inches above the carburetor/throttle body flange. To help block the hot under hood air the two tubes can be routed to a location that will provide cooler outside air.
- Designed to increase horsepower and torque
- Chrome air filter housing with black intake ducts
- Low profile with drop base requires only 2.4 inches of clearance
- Low profile with drop base requires only 2.4 inches of clearance
- Includes a 12.6 inch diameter by 3 inch tall air filter
- Classic V6/V8 muscle car air intake system
Specifications:
What is the OD of the intake tubes??
Will this clear an hei distributor
Will this fit a edelbrock carb and Chevy motor with an hei distributor
How long are the ducts supplied? I have a 1982 Chevy C10 with a 454 and a Holley 770, and would like to hook the supplied ducts to the factory boot on both sides of the radiator wall.
will this application work on a 1991 Camaro rs has a 350 throttle body engine
Will i get water in my carburetur when it rains heavy?
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