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Carburator Spacer: 1/2" Wood 4150 Series on 2040-parts.com

US $30.00
Location:

Brooksville, Florida, United States

Brooksville, Florida, United States
Condition:Used Brand:AED Type:WOOD Manufacturer Part Number:6150

A 1/2" OPEN WOOD SPACER. USED BUT IN GREAT CONDITION. TOOK IT OFF TO GO TO A DIFFERENT CONFIGURATION.
FITS THE 4150 SERIES TYPE HOLLEY, AFB, EDELBROCK CARBS. PICS SHOW BOTH SIDES.

AED originally designed these Birchwood carb spacers for racing but soon discovered their benefits for street cars, eliminating the hot soak and vapor lock problems associated with high underhood temperatures.
These Birchwood carb spacers by AED feature a special coating to promote sealing and offer a great look. 

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