Honda Shadow Motorcycle Ignition Coils Mp10 on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
2 Used ignition coils in working order. Pulled from a 1990 Honda Shadow but will fit other makes and models including Kawasaki and Suzuki. "Tec MP10 Japan" is on each coil. 30510-MM8-003 sold as is.
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