FAST Intake Manifold LSXHR LS1/2/6 (Cathedral Port)

FAST Intake Manifold LSXHR LS1/2/6 (Cathedral Port)

Marsoni

M251S

$611.48

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FAST Intake Manifold LSXHR LS1/2/6 (Cathedral Port)The FAST LSXHR 103mm Intake Manifold is ideal for generating maximum power in boosted and naturally aspirated GM LS cathedral port engines. It ships with a set of tall removeable velocity stacks, however medium and short stack options can be purchased separately. This allows interchanging of the various runner lengths so racers can experiment with finding which combination makes the most power in their application. Its polymer construction is

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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026