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LS1 Cathedral Port Carburettor Street Single Plane Intake Manifold

LS1 Cathedral Port Carburettor Street Single Plane Intake Manifold

$498.40

SKU: AF6040-5000

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Transform your GM LS cathedral-port engine from EFI to a dependable non-EFI carb setup with Aeroflow Performance’s Street low-rise, cast intake manifold. Built for street and light-track use, this single-plane design delivers steady, even air and fuel flow into the engine’s cathedral-port LS1/LS2 heads for reliable power delivery across the RPM band.

Key features

  • 4150 square-bore carburetor pad (4160 flange) compatible with aftermarket 4-barrel carburetors, with both manual and electric choke options available on today’s market
  • Fits GM LS1/LS2 cathedral-port engines; designed specifically for non-EFI applications and retro-fit conversions
  • Single-plane configuration focused on high-RPM performance and steady intake air/fuel flow
  • Natural cast finish for a rugged, traditional appearance under the hood
  • RPM operating range: 2500 to 7000 for versatile street and performance scenarios
  • Overall height from carb pad to bottom of manifold: 122 mm (bonnet clearance should be checked)
  • Port size: 0.95" x 2.45"

Technical specifications

  • Carburetor pad: square bore 4150 flange
  • Gasket O-Ring: AF6233-5002
  • Carburetor studs: 5/16-18" (x4)
  • Port plug: 3/8" NPT (x1)
  • Mounting holes: six 5/16-18"

What’s included

  • 8 x Intake Manifold O-Ring Gaskets (AF6233-5002)
  • 4 x M6 x 1.00 mm hex screws (80 mm overall height engagement)
  • 6 x M6 x 1.00 mm hex screws (50 mm engagement)
  • 10 x M6 flat washers
  • 1 x 3/8" NPT steel port plug

Convert your GM LS engine to a non-EFI carburettor setup with confidence using this Aeroflow Performance Street low-rise cast intake manifold. It’s purpose-built to support LS Gen III and IV platforms equipped with OE or aftermarket LS1/LS2 cathedral-port cylinder heads, delivering a practical, high-performance upgrade without the complexity of EFI.

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