JEGS Intake Manifold for 1955-1986 Small Block Chevy 262-400 ci [Dual Plane, Natural]
555-513000
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Small Block Chevy Intake Manifolds
JEGS 555-513000 Dual Plane Intake Manifold Features:
- Fits 1955-1986 Small Block Chevy 262, 265, 267, 283, 302, 305, 307, 327, 350 and 400 V8 Engines
- Improve engine performance and horsepower with this higher flowing intake manifold compared to a stock cast iron intake
- Mid-rise dual-plane design provides optimum performance and fuel distribution
- Designed to fit with popular aftermarket square bore 4150 carburetors including Edelbrock, Holley, Quick Fuel, Proform, and more
- Fabricated from cast aluminum for weight savings and improved performance
- Designed for 23-degree heads with standard port location
- Port exit dimensions: 1.170 in. W x 1.900 in. H
JEGS 513000 Dual Plane Intake Manifold Notes:
- Recommended Intake Gasket For Apps without Heat cross overuse JEGS p/n 555-210002 Sold Separately
- Recommended Intake Gasket For Apps with Heat cross overuse JEGS p/n 555-210004 Sold Separately
- Intake gasket port matching is recommended for optimum performance
- Estimated runner length - Shortest: 4 in.
- Estimated runner length - Longest: 7 in.
- Manifold height: (A) 4.290 in., (B) 5.310 in.
- Click here to determine the carburetor pad height.
- Also Fits 1987-Up stock aluminum heads (does not fit 1987-Up cast iron or Chevrolet Bow Tie heads)
- Accepts late-model choke, water neck, AC, alternator, and HEI
- No provision for divorced or heated choke
- Stock/stamped steel valve covers may require 3/16" (or thicker) valve cover gaskets. We recommend 555-21100, 555-210075, or 555-210070 for adequate runner clearance.
Additional Recommended Items to help you with your installation (Sold Separately)
- Carburetor Fuel Inlet Lines & Fittings
- Carburetor Spacers
- Fuel Filters
- Carburetor Linkage, Choke Kits & Components
- JEGS Bandit Series EFI Throttle Body System
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 | ||||
555-83200 | SBC - 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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FAQ
What's better single or dual plane intake manifold?
- Single plane: Improved top-end power
- Dual plane: Better low-end torque and drivability
How much HP does an upgraded intake manifold add?
- Varies by model, but expect a notable power increase
- Performance gains depend on other engine modifications
How do I choose an intake manifold?
- Consider your engine's RPM range and intended use
- Match the manifold to your specific vehicle and engine modifications
Specifications:
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