Holley 502-9 Replacement 670 CFM TBI Throttle Body for 1990-95 GM 5.7L Trucks
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670 cfm
Holley 502-9 Replacement 670 CFM TBI Throttle Body for 1990-95 GM 5.7L Trucks Features:
- Direct Replacement for OE Units
- 2-Inch Throttle Bore
- 42% Area Increase Over Stock TBI
- Including Air Distribution Ring
- Increased Torque and Horsepower Up to 25%
- 50 State Legal
Holley 502-9 Replacement 670 CFM TBI Throttle Body for 1990-95 GM 5.7L Trucks Application Notes:
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