Top Gun Nitrous Jet Assortment Nos W/tuneup Cards Vintage Qty 56 on 2040-parts.com
Gilman, Iowa, United States
A very cool set of nitrous oxide drop-in nozzle jets.
These will work with any brand of system including mechanical fuel injection. There are 8 each of the following sizes: .031 .035 .041 .047 .057 .073 .081 I have other sizes available on another listing. |
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