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CONVERT SINGLE CARB HEADS INTO DUAL CARB
ONE PAIR TRIUMPH TWIN DUAL INTAKE MANIFOLDS . DUAL CARB ADAPTERS FIT ALL 500CC PRE UNIT MODELS AND ALL 650 PRE UNIT & UNIT CONSTRUCTION SINGLE CARBURETOR HEADS. ALSO FITS TR7 750cc HEADS. BORE SIZE 1 1/16".
INCREASE PERFORMANCE WITH 45 DEG. SPLAYED PORT DESIGN ALLOWING ADEQUATE CLEARANCE FOR VELOCITY STACKS OR FILTERS THAT IS NOT POSSIBLE WITH SINGLE CARBURETOR MANIFOLD .
MADE IN THE USA AT THE SAME FOUNDRY AS WEBCO USED WITH SAME TOOLING
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