Quick Fuel BR-67270 Brawler Diecast Carburetor 600 CFM, Vacuum Secondary, Electric Choke for Select 1955-1988 Chrysler, Ford, GM, Dodge
793-BR-67270
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Diecast Carburetors - Vacuum Secondary
Quick Fuel BR-67270 Features:
- Performance upgrade for stock to mildly modified V-8 engines
- Calibrated for excellent street performance right out of the box
- Factory preset electric choke for easy startups
- Vacuum secondaries for use on wide variety of vehicles
- Single feed fuel inlet for easy installation
- Integrated 700R4/200R4 transmission kick down cable mounting
- Changeable Air Bleeds
- Adjustable Needle and Seats
- Throttle Bore: 1 11/16 in.
- High-Speed Air Bleed: 31/31
- Idle Air Bleed Size: 63/78
Quick Fuel BR-67270 Note:
- Utilizes square bore flange, for spread bore intake manifold use JEGS 555-15440 or equivalent adapter (sold separately)
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Motor Vehicles
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