Demon 750 CFM Street Demon Carburetor With Square Bore Flange 5 3/16" x 5 5/8" 2011-2015-6.6l-lml-duramax The heatshield box delivers an FGXX-668603

Name: Demon 750 CFM Street Demon Carburetor With Square Bore Flange 5 3/16" x 5 5/8" 2011-2015-6.6l-lml-duramax The heatshield box delivers an FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 76656206178
Price: 269.98 USD
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Rating: 4.697500000000001 (22 reviews)

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Demon 750 CFM Street Demon Carburetor With Square Bore Flange 5 3 16" x 5 5 8" 2011 2015 6.6l lml duramax The heatshield box delivers an FGXX 668603 The heatshield box delivers an airtight seal to prevent hot engine temps Works with stock intercooler or aftermarket intercooler with stock inlet and outlet size and location GVS™ makes total air flow 750 CFM while maintaining the crisp throttle response delivered by small primary bores 750 CFM STREET DEMON CARBURETOR

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