Painless Performance Charging System Shutdown Relay Kits 50103 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Amperage
Rating: 35 amps Volts:
12
V Pole:
Single Terminal
Type: Spade Wiring
Harness Included: Yes Alternator feedback can keep your engine running even with the master disconnect turned off - these Painless Performance Charging System Shutdown Relay Kits eliminate engine run-on. Highly recommended by most racing sanctioning bodies. They are easy to install and come with all hardware and instructions. |
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