Msd 87471 Rpm Module Kit (7100 To 7900) on 2040-parts.com
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MSD 87471 RPM Module Kit (7100 to 7900)  Item Description
Features RPM module kits include five modules in 200 RPM increments. Each kit is within a 1,000 RPM range. For example, the PN 8745 is supplied with: 5,000, 5,200, 5,400, 5,600, 5,800 modules. Additional Information
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