Gen V LT Cylinder Head to LS Gen IV Car / Truck Rectangle Port Intake Adapter

Gen V LT Cylinder Head to LS Gen IV Car / Truck Rectangle Port Intake Adapter

Marsoni

M251S

$150.00

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Gen V LT Cylinder Head to LS Gen IV Car / Truck Rectangle Port Intake AdapterLT1 Cylinder Head to LS3 Rectangle Port Intake Adapter Adapts LT gen V LT cylinder heads to LS gen IV car or truck intake manifolds Compatible with (cylinder head) engine RPO codes: LT1 LT2 L82 L83 L84 L86 L87 L8B Compatible with (intake manifold) engine RPO codes: LS3 L99 LSA L94 L76 L77 L96 L98 L9H LY6 LFA LZ1 LS9 L92 Adapter is . 6" thick Made in Wichita, Kansas from aerospace grade, USA produced billet aluminum Package includes: 1 set of adapters

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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025