Offenhauser Six Cylinder Intake and Exaust Manifolds

Offenhauser Six Cylinder Intake Manifolds

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Fred Offenhauser was a racing engines manufacturer that operated from 1933 to 1983. From 1934 through 1960 the Offenhauser engine dominated American open wheel racing, winning the Indianapolis 500 24 times.

In the early 1950s Fred Offenhauser and Company also manufactured dual and triple intake manifolds, dual exhaust manifolds and valve covers for Chevrolet's old stove bolt Blue Flame 6 cylinder engine.

Dual and triple Offenhauser manifolds provide increase power, economical operation and a smother, better balanced engine when combined with a high lift cam and dual exhaust on your Blue Flame 235 engine. Dress up your engine compartment with a Offenhauser model 1036 valve cover. They have special finned top, cast aluminum alloy and highly polished for added beauty.

Offenhauser 6 Cylinder Dual Carburetor Intake Manifold

These Offenhauser Dual Carburetor intake manifolds are reproductions of the 1950s version. Made of a high grade aluminum alloy. Look for model 1035.

Offenhauser 6 Cylinder Triple Carburetor Intake Manifold

This triple carburetor intake manifolds will fit your Chevrolet 235 Cubic Inch Blue Flame six cylinder and come with a linkage kit. The Offenhauser Carburetor linkage kit operates all three carburetor at the same time. Look for model 1409.

Video of a red flames 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air custom with a Blue Flame six cylinder that has a dual carburetor Offenhauser intake and dual exhaust manifold. Transmission is a M20 4 speed manual out of a 1967 GTO. Original first year power steering option. This 1953 Chevy has a 3 inch chopped top and a rare continental kit wheel carrier.