FiTech In-Line Fuel Pressure Regulator - 58 PSI - 6 AN Male In / 6 AN Out - Zinc Plated Fuel Cap Assembly 1990-1991 Dodge Dakota Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: FiTech In-Line Fuel Pressure Regulator - 58 PSI - 6 AN Male In / 6 AN Out - Zinc Plated Fuel Cap Assembly 1990-1991 Dodge Dakota Size:7-1/2 (60)
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FiTech In Line Fuel Pressure Regulator 58 PSI 6 AN Male In 6 AN Out Zinc Plated Fuel Cap Assembly 1990 1991 Dodge Dakota Size:7 1 2 (60) 1990 1991 Dodge Dakota Degree union joins two AN female hose ends of the same size while turning the line a quarter turn most accurate Self Learning This kit is for the guys who have 671 and 871 Roots Superchargers or make up to 1200 HP naturally aspirated on their Dual Quad setup

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