Edelbrock 91195 Digital Driveshaft Speed Sensor Kit on 2040-parts.com
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Edelbrock 91195 Digital Driveshaft Speed Sensor Kit
 This CNC machined billet aluminum collar houses 4 trigger magnets and clamps to driveshaft or differential yoke for monitoring driveshaft rotation. Kit includes: 2 piece Anodized Aluminum Collar, four Cobalt Magnets, 5/16-24 Plastic Body Reed Type Magnetic Speed Sensor and Mounting Bracket.
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