Product Summary

Universal Fit, Steel, Zinc Plated, Hardware Included

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #5581
    BrandOffenhauser
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    Offenhauser 5581 Details

    This dual ram linkage kit from Offenhauser is based on 8-3/4" center to center carb mounting. This linkage kit is designed to be used with a pair of Offenhauser universal cross ram adapters, 560-5497. 

    • Based on 8-3/4" center to center carb mounting
    • Use with cross ram adapters part # 560-5497
    • Sold each

    Offenhauser 5581 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #5581
    BrandOffenhauser
    GENERAL
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishZinc Plated
    Hardware IncludedYes
    Sold in QuantityKit

    Ratings & Reviews

    4.5

    2 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers have expressed satisfaction with the product's superior quality and practicality. Its main features are appreciated and well-received for their usability and high material standards. Users particularly appreciated the ease of hooking it to Holley 650 4 barrels together, pointing out its unique advantage compared to competitor products. The performance and customer satisfaction, users have confirmed, sets it apart from other products, making them more likely to repurchase.

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    Great product!

    5.0

    6 years ago

    Rocky

    Collaroy, New South Wales, Australia

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    Typical great quality! Also great service and fast shipping from Speedway Motors!

    Would Recommend

    i would buy it again if i needed it

    4.0

    7 years ago

    1966rambleramerican

    campbellford ontario canada

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    hooked to holley 650 4 barrels to gether

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    2 Questions3 Answers

    The standard dual quad intake that these adapters bolt on works with progressive linkage. Can this linkage be adapted to progressive.

    by TIM

    7 years ago

    1 answer

    Is this a progressive linkage? Or is this the type of linkage where both carbs operate at the same time.

    by TIM

    8 years ago

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