Proform Race Series 750 CFM Draw-Thru Supercharger Gasoline Carburetor w/2-Step Down-Leg Boosters
778-67200-SC
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Proform 67200-SC Race Series 750 CFM Gas, Draw-Thru, 2x4 Supercharger Model Carburetor with 2-Step Down-Leg Boosters Features:
- High-flow carburetor main body with no air horn or choke tower
- Billet metering blocks with fuel control baffling, changeable idle feed restriction, and adjustable screw-in air bleeds
- High-performance billet throttle baseplate with adjustable secondary air flow cam bracket, power-valve blow-out protection, slabbed shafts, slip-link mechanical secondary linkage, and serviceable throttle levers
- Aluminum fuel bowls with internal baffles, lower fuel ramp, and sight glass windows
- Timed and full vacuum ports for accessories and tuning
- Uses standard replacement and tuning parts
- Vibratory tumble polished finish
Specifications:
So in the listing says draw thru but in detail says blow thru. So my question is what style is carb. Blow or draw thru Thanks
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