Ls1 Billet Coil Mounts By Efi Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Allenhurst, New Jersey, US
10 LS1 billet coil mounts from the Australian company EFI Hardware. These will allow you to custom mount your coils in a variety of locations. I bought them for my GT-40, but could not use them. Still in the original packaging, with only 1 bracket removed from the plastic. I paid about $11.00 each, plus shipping from Australia, along with the wait for them to arrive.
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