Nos Hi Flow -4 An Or -6 An Nitrous Dual Spray Line Purge Kit, Nice on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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This is a nice NOS brand Purge Valve Kit complete with the new SWIVEL STYLE -4 AN inline adapter, dual purge lines, NOS instructions, and a pushbutton activation switch. Comes with two 3 foot lengths of 3/16 inch purge discharge line made with nylon air brake hose. The oversized 3/16 discharge line in combination with the High Flow NOS brand solenoid makes for a true SNOW MACHINE effect on both discharges. Longer lines available on request ($ 1 per foot over 6 feet total). Bleeds vapor from nitrous lines to eliminate any hesitation or stumble upon activation. Also available with a -6 AN line adapter (9/16 inch thread fittings instead of 7/16 on -4 AN)------if you do not specifically request the -6 AN, I will ship the -4 AN. Slightly used; nice shape-----------Guaranteed 100% functional and leak free (just shop tested). Compatible with all brands of nitrous kits. Fixed shipping of $8.00 via USPS Priority Mail. See my other auctions for additional nitrous and hot rod items-------------you may also call the shop at 702-596-2616 with questions.
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