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New Mopar 1966-70 B-body Electronic Ignition Control Unit Mounting Bracket on 2040-parts.com

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Central Square, New York, United States

Central Square, New York, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

This is a home fabricated bracket. It is used to hide a electronic control box on Mopar RB engines. Most times you would mount the control box on the fire wall. With this it goes to the rear and under the intake manifold using the valley pan bolts, crossing the valley pan.  Box then mounts to this bracket. I saw one for sale and basically made my own and then ended up not using it. Also included it the first one I build and wasn't quite happy with so I made another. When installed you cannot see the control box making the under hood look more stock! Not sure if it would work on a 383(BB).. No Returns.

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