Billet Specialties Gas Pedal - Floor Mount - Aluminum - Black Anodize - Chevy Fullsize Car 1955-57 2421 Suitable for use with AutoMeter Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Billet Specialties Gas Pedal - Floor Mount - Aluminum - Black Anodize - Chevy Fullsize Car 1955-57 2421 Suitable for use with AutoMeter Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 49346536828
Price: 188.95 USD
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Billet Specialties Gas Pedal Floor Mount Aluminum Black Anodize Chevy Fullsize Car 1955 57 2421 Suitable for use with AutoMeter Size:7 1 2 (60) Suitable for use with AutoMeter 2 5 8" gauges This kit can produce anywhere from 2 200 PSI with enough volume to support 2500 HP from your big block Chevy Sold Individually We have been delivering the most innovative wheels

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