Quick Fuel Slayer Series 450 CFM 4-barrel Carburetor - Square Bore - Electric Choke - Vacuum Secondary - Single Inlet - Polished Control Arm Large gauge has digital readout Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Quick Fuel Slayer Series 450 CFM 4-barrel Carburetor - Square Bore - Electric Choke - Vacuum Secondary - Single Inlet - Polished Control Arm Large gauge has digital readout Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 16152320126
Price: 229.24 USD
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Rating: 4.2412 (14 reviews)

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Quick Fuel Slayer Series 450 CFM 4 barrel Carburetor Square Bore Electric Choke Vacuum Secondary Single Inlet Polished Control Arm Large gauge has digital readout Size:7 1 2 (60) Large gauge has digital readout that displays a 3 100 PSI range in 0 Tray measures 21 5 8 Inch long x 13 1 2 Inch wide and requires a separate scoop tray mount which supports the tray above the carburetor providing a secure mounting point for scoop With our past experience and race track development we continue our pursuit of horsepower and efficiency Quick Fuel Technology

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