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Wilson Manifolds Tapered Spacers feature a computer generated variable radius taper design that maximizes the airflow through the carburetor and enhances air/fuel distribution for more horsepower. Part throttle performance and distribution are improved by redirecting the flow pattern created by the partially open throttle blades and gradually reducing the velocity of the air/fuel mixture entering the plenum to allow for a smoother transition into each runner; full throttle performance is improved by increased flow. Our Tapered spacers can increase flow through the carburetor/throttle body by as much as 110 CFM. Wilson Manifolds tapered spacers will increase torque, horsepower and acceleration throughout the entire RPM range.
We offer the most complete line of 4-Hole Tapered spacers in 390, 4150, 4500, Q-Jet & 2bbl adapters to provide the high performance consumer with the ability to tune their engine for the maximum performance for any application. Wilson Manifolds is the only manufacturer to offer a choice of tapered spacer heights and produces the only fully CNC machined billet tapered spacer on the market. Wilson Manifolds Tapered spacers will benefit any vehicle that operates under both part and full throttle conditions such as bracket racing using a throttle stop, drag racing, circle track, road racing, off shore power boats, street/strip engines and towing vehicles.
This Wilson Manifolds Carburetor Spacer is designed for racing carburetors with a Holley 4150 bolt pattern. This aluminum spacer has four tapered bores that open up from 1.75” diameter on the inlet side with a 1.25” left-rear and 2” right-front height. The unique compound angle created by the corner-to-corner height change allows for the carburetor to sit on more level through the corner when the left-rear of the car raises up. Base is 3/8” thick at mounting hole locations and carburetor plate is threaded for 5/16" carb studs.
Sold individually, does not include gaskets or mounting hardware. Caution: Do not lift engine by spacer! Damage may occur to the spacer, engine, and/or yourself.