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1963-72 Fullsize Ford-Mercury Edelbrock 7521 289-302 Ford RPM Air-Gap Manifold

Item EK-60-398539-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

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      • Designed for Small-Block 302 CID Ford V8 or 331-347 Stroker Applications
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      • Incorporates Race-Winning Technology from Victor Series Competition Intakes
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      • Optimized for Performance in the 1,500-6,500 RPM Range
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      • Features an Open Air Space under the Plenum to Separate Runners from Engine Heat
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      • Results in Cooler, Denser Air Charge for Increased Power
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      • Larger Runners than Standard Performer RPM Design, Beneficial to Larger CID Stroker Engines
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      • Includes Nitrous Bosses
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      • Excludes Exhaust Heated Chokes and Exhaust Crossover
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      • Compatible with Ford Automatic Overdrive Transmissions Using Lokar SRK-4000 Bracket
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      • Material: Aluminum
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      • Finish: Satin
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      • RPM Range: 1500-6500 RPM
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      • Gasket or Seal Not Included
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      • Recommended Intake Gasket Part #7220
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      • Manifold Height A: 4.30 Inches, B: 5.50 Inches
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      • Carburetor Pad Height: 4.90 Inches
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      • Port Exit Dimensions: 1.04 Inches x 1.85 Inches
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      • Use High Temperature RTV Sealant for End Seals; Do Not Use End Seal Gaskets
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      • Hardened Washers Required with Intake Bolts to Prevent Galling of Aluminum
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      • Will Not Fit 255 Cubic Inch V8
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      • Not Recommended for 289 Cleveland Engines
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      • Fits Small-Block Ford 302-331-347 Engines Exclusively. Does Not Fit 255 CID V8 or 289 Cleveland.
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      Description

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      Performance Intake Manifold. The Edelbrock 1963-72 Fullsize Ford-Mercury Edelbrock 7521 289-302 Ford RPM Air-Gap Manifold is engineered for small-block Ford V8 engines, specifically tailored to optimize power in the 1,500 to 6,500 RPM range. It improves engine efficiency by reducing heat transfer to the incoming air charge, making it ideal for hot rodders, street machines, and bracket racers seeking enhanced horsepower and throttle response.

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      Construction and Appearance. This intake manifold is crafted from lightweight yet durable aluminum, featuring a satin finish that offers both corrosion resistance and a clean, professional look under the hood. Its design incorporates an open Air-Gap under the plenum to keep intake runners cool, and it includes larger runners for better volumetric efficiency on larger displacement engines.

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      Installation. Installation is straightforward with no drilling required, suitable for experienced and professional enthusiasts. Proper torque application is essential, including the use of hardened washers with intake bolts to prevent damage. Use high-temperature RTV sealant for end seals instead of end seal gaskets.

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      Warranty. The product carries a 12-month warranty for peace of mind and quality assurance.

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      Application. Fits small-block Ford V8s with 302, 331, or 347 cubic inch displacements. It does not fit 255 CID V8 engines and is not recommended for 289 Cleveland models.

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