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Edelbrock 12625 HDQ Carburetor Power Valve, 2.5 Inch Hg, Demon
Edelbrock 12625 HDQ Carburetor Power Valve, 2.5 Inch Hg, Demon
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Edelbrock 12625 HDQ Carburetor Power Valve, 2.5 Inch Hg, Demon
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GTIN Code:
085347126255
MFG. Part #:
12625
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Power Valve Type:
Single Stage
Gaskets Included:
No
Power Valve Style:
Standard Flow
Primary Stage Opening Vacuum:
2.5 in. Hg"
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These Edelbrock power valves are for use with Holley carburetors. They operate using the engine vacuum to open to supply additional fuel to your system when under heavy loads. Replacement for tuning or servicing your carb.- Power Valve
- 1-Stage
- Standard Flow
- 2.5 inch Hg.
- Demon, Holley, Quick Fuel
- Sold Each
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