New A&a 671 Gas Blower Drag Street 392 427 Hemi Chevy Supercharger Show Polished on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, US
New A&A Specialty blower with retro rear cover. A&A selects the best cores and remanufactures them to exacting standards. This supercharger was polished,machined and assembled in house by our professionals. New seals and bearings were installed. This is as good as it gets.Outstanding polish. Ask about our other drive components. This is a 671 with cast rotors,set up for gasoline on a street car or mild race car. Thanks for looking,email with questions or call 951 207 7038
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