Oldsmobile 455 Victor
Edelbrock Victor drag racing intake manifolds provide power levels never before available for competition single-carb 455 Olds engines. In independent flow testing, our port-matched design out-flowed the best fully ported manifolds on the market. Featuring a single-plane "Air-Gap" design, they are available for square-bore or 4500 Series carbs to accommodate many competition applications, and offer significant horsepower increases over existing intakes in the 4500 to 7500 rpm range. With a carb mount pad height of 8.2", these manifolds stand more than three inches taller than the Edelbrock Torker manifold and incorporate a high-flow 3.4-square-inch runner. The intake bolts between the runners have been removed, thus creating a smoother airflow path for higher airflow and more power! Both manifolds feature a port size and shape that has been optimized to match the flow characteristics of Edelbrock Performer RPM 350-60519 aluminum cylinder heads.
Installation Notes: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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