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Edelbrock Performer RPM intake
Just Dad and I just replaced the original dual plane intake with one of these and a new Edelbrock water pump,Fel-pro gaskets and ARP bolts. A WARNING to anyone doing this.......
1. The coolant crossover on the front of the manifold is @3/8" higher than the old one so the alt bracket dosen't fit right and needs to be cut. 2. If you're running a Holley carb you'll need a 1" spacer under the carb, because of the fitting tapped into the #8 intake for the power brake booster and the vac. line to the trans. 3. On the water pump, the attachment point for the power steering bracket needed to be drilled out slightly. 4.The manifold only came with 2 screw in plugs, but there are 4 ports where you can put in the line to the heater core. 5.Neither the carb or manifold came with the fittings for the heater core hoses. 6.Because of the manifold and spacer I now need a cowl induction hood. Of course they tell you none of this when we bought the manifold from JEG's. |
I have one of those:
1. I have no idea if the old one was cut. But the 3rd gen serp setup fits ok. 2. I got mine to fit - barely. Rt > adapter. But I have a simple ole 4160 3. See #1 4. I never counted. LOL 5. No. I got a pretty stainless one. 6. Flat hood FTW, but drop base is required. Cars are a PITA. |
welcome to the world of aftermarket parts!
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ps... jegs dont know all that to tell you... that manifold they sell could be going on 1 of 1500 different types of motors in different applications....the best was when i ordered my multilayer race jacket... i had the guy get two sizes and try them on cause he seemed to be my height and weight... lol... |
My performer rpm intake went in fine except I couldnt use the bracket that goes from the a/c compressor to the intake because of the difference in height.But I had planned on taking my a/c out anyway so it wasnt a problem.
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Found out from Edelbrock that I need to use a '76 or later alt bracket. Ordered it and should have it Friday.
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Put the bracket on saturday night and it fits perfectly and needed no spacers or shims. Had to drill a hole in the bracket for the clip that holds the lines to the heater core,and moved the battery wire to the bottom bolt.
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