Jr. Dragster Billet Intake For Animal Lo206 Juniors on 2040-parts.com
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Billet aluminum Intake with fuel pump activation pulse port.
Mounts factory carb, we have even added an ear on the intake to secure the carb in a secondary fashion per NHRA rules. Come with securing bracket and barbed pulse fitting....perfect for the LO206 Juniors Haven't tried Viperizer Racing yet? What are you waiting
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