Build a mock Boss 351 engine with a standard 351W block and 351 Cleveland heads using this Performer RPM E-Boss 351 manifold. For both high performance street and competition, the dual-plane design makes outstanding power from 1500 to 6500 rpm and the Cleveland port layout and intake bolt hole pattern fit both 2V and 4V heads. It features 9.5" deck height, Windsor end rails, water neck and distributor hole clearance, front and rear water bosses with a standard square bore carburetor pad.

Edelbrock carbs will work with Ford automatic overdrive trans (AOD) when used with Lokar bracket SRK-4000.

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Item Details

IMCA Approved

Charts

325-7183 Instructions (PDF)

Specs

Carburetor Recommendations: Edelbrock Performer Series carb, 600-800 cfm
Manifold height @ front: 4.42"
Manifold height @ rear: 5.70"
Carb pad height: 5.06"
Port exit dimensions: 1.42" x 2.07"

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Customers praise the unique and finely crafted design of our product, noting its excellent fit and finish. They especially appreciate the manifold feature that enables the construction of Boss 351 Windsors, a sought-after capability since the 70s. Our product stands out in the market for facilitating better oiling systems in Windsor blocks.

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Good product very unique to find

5.0

6 years ago

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Ontario Canada

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Products nice fit and finish

Would Recommend

Boss 351 Windsor

5.0

11 years ago

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Cedar Rapids, IA

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Finally a manifold that lets us build Boss 351 Windsors. I wanted to be able to do this since the 70's with the much better oiling system in a Windsor block.

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Will this intake fit a 1962 352 2v

by Bach

• 11 years ago

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would this intake manifold fit my ford 351 engine, woult it also fit a holley 4v carburator.

• 14 years ago

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Will this intake manifold fit on a 302?

by Jake

• 15 years ago

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