4 Port Hex Aluminum Fuel Distribution Block (brushed) on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, United States
The fuel log manifold is hand made out of t6061 aluminum (no cnc) the measurements are 8in long 2in high 3in wide hardware id stainless steel no one else makes these will make and help finish the engine compartment inlet size 3/8 npt outlet ports 1/4 npt
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