Brawler 650CFM Carburetor - Brawler HR-Series Exterior Parts & Accessories Nozzle configurations include V05 Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Brawler 650CFM Carburetor - Brawler HR-Series Exterior Parts & Accessories Nozzle configurations include V05 Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 9330109978
Price: 269.48 USD
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Brawler 650CFM Carburetor Brawler HR Series Exterior Parts & Accessories Nozzle configurations include V05 Size:7 1 2 (60) Nozzle configurations include V05 Fits front lower position on 1978 88 Chevelle Brawlers come with the latest technology in air fuel calibrations for today’s street or race engine demands The Brawler family of diecast carburetors are all made from light weight diecast aluminum components and are available in both vacuum and mechanical secondary models

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