Holley Carb Inlet Fittings 08an Male Flare Extended Length Blue on 2040-parts.com
Wilmington, Delaware, United States
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This is a Pair of either blue carb inlet fittings for your Dual feed Holley Carb. These are extended length with an overall length of 2.120 inches. Works with Carbs equipped 7/8-20 Bowl inlet threads. to -08an male flare. Gaskets included. Check our feedback! We offer fast shipping, extensive inventory and fantastic customer service! Questions? Call 302 654-1150 |
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