BTR TRA-LT4-BLK Trinity Intake, Gen V LT4 w/ Injector Holes, BLK

• Trinity Series
• Gen V LT4 with Injector Holes
• Black

The Trinity Series intake manifold is BTR's latest offering in high-quality cast aluminum intake manifolds. Designed, cast, and machined in the USA, it’s one of the few All-American aluminum intakes on the market! 

The Trinity uses o-ring sealing between the runners and plenum & cylinder heads for a mess-free, leak-free seal with maximum serviceability, with downward-tilted 102mm and straight 105mm opening plenum offerings, as well as burst plate options for max-effort boosted applications on the P105.  Over the years, we’ve been developing, tuning, and revising plenum and runner combinations for peak performance. The original short-runner, 3-piece design offers the ultimate in application flexibility and is similar in concept to billet intakes costing thousands more. The optimum operating range is 6000-8500 rpm naturally aspirated (N/A) and 3000-6500 rpm boosted.

BTR also offers many runner combinations for most GM LS & LT, Mopar Gen III HEMI, and Ford Godzilla applications. Mid-length (Average 6.5-inch runner – Ideal for 4500-7400 RPM N/A) and long “truck” length (Average 8-inch runner – Ideal for 3000-6000 RPM N/A) versions are available for folks looking for a different powerband. CNC ported runners are available for high-boost or larger-displacement/high-RPM engines. We cover multi-injector options on several runner designs, as well as port-injection bosses on all direct-injected-style and Godzilla intakes, which can be used for more injectors, direct-port nitrous, sensor mounting, or creative charge cooling!

See the fuel injector guide in the gallery for the most popular injector, injector o-ring, and bracket combinations. 

Due to batch-coloring issues, a slight color difference from runner to plenum is possible on all natural-finish three-piece intake manifolds.

See the fuel injector guide in the gallery for the most popular injector, injector o-ring, and bracket combinations. 

Due to batch-coloring issues, a slight color difference from runner to plenum is possible on all natural-finish three-piece intake manifolds.