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The Edelbrock Square-bore Heat Insulator Gasket #9266 is designed to prevent percolation on Edelbrock Performer Series carburetors exposed to extreme under hood temperatures.
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9266
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The Edelbrock Square-bore Heat Insulator Gasket #9266 is designed to prevent percolation on Edelbrock Performer Series Carburetors exposed to extreme under hood temperatures. This gasket features a divided center which will allow dual plane Performer and RPM manifolds to seal properly to the carburetor. Prior to installation, check air cleaner-to-hood clearance to ensure that additional height of heat insulator gasket will Not cause interference. Remove air cleaner and all attachments to the carburetor such as fuel line, throttle linkage, and vacuum lines. Be sure to note the position or tag each piece to facilitate re-installation. Remove the carburetor and set it aside, then remove the old base gasket and any additional plates, such as Edelbrock square-bore adapter #2732. Remove the short carb studs and install the longer studs. Install the #9266 heat insulator gasket directly against the manifold, then replace the carb and all other connections. Note that gasket #9266 is rigid enough to replace square-bore adapter plate #2732, if required.
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Specs
Manufacturer
Edelbrock
Application
Application Specific
UPC
00085347092666
Recommended Use
Edelbrock Carburetors
Mounting Hole Quantity
4
Mounting Hole Diameter
0.35 in
Quantity
Sold Individually
Barrel Quantity
4
Type
Divided Center
Availability Note
Available to Order
Warranty
12 Months
Hazardous Materials Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to Chromium, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov.