Matched Set Of Predator Carbs For Tunnelram 390-930 Cfm on 2040-parts.com
Bangor, Maine, United States
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Nice used set of vintage original PREDATOR race carbs. These came off a tunnelram I just bought. They have been sitting a long time but are all nice and free. Everything works as should. One must have had a backfire and the rubber is dry rotted but it still works fine. Getting hard to find. 390-930 CFM as you need it.
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