Accel Universal Main Harness For Dfi Gen 7 Vii Or Thruster Efi on 2040-parts.com
Lynn Haven, Florida, United States
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Don't know the part # on this piece but it is a universal main harness for 4/6/8 cylinder engine. Has been modified on ignition adapter end for a MSD crank trigger and a two wire cam sync. Harness in good overall condition other than the splices shown in pictures for the main ground and power. This is a used but good working unit that we had in a Ford V8 car but recently have been using for injector testing on a bench. |
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