Overview
The Edelbrock Victor Spread-Port intake manifold, part number 2802, is a single plane intake manifold in a natural finish, made from aluminum. An intake manifold carries the air or air-fuel mixture from the throttle body to the cylinder heads.
It is built for Chevy/GMC engines. Confirm fit for your engine’s year, model and trim before ordering, and compare port and mounting details before installing.
Key features
- Spread-Port design from the Victor line
- Single plane type
- Aluminum construction
- Natural finish
- Made for Chevy/GMC engines
Single plane manifold considerations
A single plane intake manifold feeds all cylinders from one open plenum. Its design favors airflow at higher engine speeds, which is why these manifolds are often chosen for performance builds. The trade-off is usually lower torque at low speed compared with other designs, so the right choice depends on how the engine is used.
Manifold changes involve more than the manifold itself. Gaskets, bolts, the throttle body or carburetor, and the fuel or coolant passages all need to match. Check the mounting pattern and port alignment before fitting, and retorque fasteners after the first warm-up cycle.
- Confirm the carburetor or throttle body matches the manifold
- Replace gaskets during any manifold swap
- Check coolant and vacuum lines for routing clearance
- Clean port surfaces before setting the new gaskets
Specifications
| Brand | Edelbrock |
|---|---|
| Product line | Victor |
| Part number | 2802 |
| UPC | 85347028023 |
| Engine manufacturer | Chevy/GMC |
| Type | Single plane |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Finish | Natural |
Vehicle fitment
Confirm fit for your engine before installing. A manifold has to match the engine it is installed on, so compare port and mounting details against your engine.
Universal fit labels do not confirm a specific engine or model, so compare port and mounting details before installing.
Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.
Installation notes
Manifold swaps usually involve gaskets, fasteners and throttle linkage. Check what your installation requires for each before starting.
What’s included
Check the package contents for gaskets, hardware and other parts before starting. Plan to supply gaskets and fasteners as needed.
