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Transmission Temp: 100-260°F - C2 Stepper Motor Gauge (2 1/16") Oil Pressure Gauge billet fuel rail is a WIS-RCS09550

Name: Transmission Temp: 100-260°F - C2 Stepper Motor Gauge (2 1/16") Oil Pressure Gauge billet fuel rail is a WIS-RCS09550
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 17838218924
Price: 195.89 USD
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Transmission Temp: 100-260°F - C2 Stepper Motor Gauge (2 1/16

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Transmission Temp: 100 260°F C2 Stepper Motor Gauge (2 1 16") Oil Pressure Gauge billet fuel rail is a WIS RCS09550 billet fuel rail is a direct replacement for the factory fuel rail this new regulator can handle blow through carbureted applications well over 1800HP Fits these Applications: Universal Product

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