M-9424-s352, 351 Yates Intake Manifold Ford Racing on 2040-parts.com
Arkadelphia, Arkansas, United States
351 Yates Intake Manifold FMS M-9424-S352 Single Plane Intake Manifold.For M-6049-C3H heads, must modify hold down bolts, Ford Racing Single Plane High Rise 4150 Carb Flange.
4.00" deep plenum Tuned for High Speed Tracks Fits 9.200" deck heights with modifications 6.75" Carb pad no valley tray No Reserve, 15% restocking fee |
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