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Edelbrock 5486 - Edelbrock Performer GM V6 Engines Intake Manifold
Edelbrock part #5486 Performer Buick V6 intake manifold is designed for 1979 and later street 231/252 c.i.d. (252 c.i.d. 1980-84 only) Buick V6 engines with late-model cylinder heads. Manifold will not fit pre-1979 engines. Manifold not equipped with EGR. Not compatible with C-3 and C-4 electronic fuel management systems.
Basic Operating Rpm Range |
: | Idle-5500 |
Center Maximum Height |
: | 5.060 |
Cnc Ported |
: | No |
Color |
: | Satin |
Egr Port |
: | No |
Flange Type |
: | 4150 |
Front Maximum Height |
: | 4.670 |
Gasket Or Seal Included |
: | No |
Grade Type |
: | Performance |
Material |
: | Aluminum |
Rear Maximum Height |
: | 4.450 |
Rgl |
: | WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov. |
Series |
: | Performer |
Single Or Dual Plane Type |
: | Dual |
Vehicle Model |
: | Buick |
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