Brian Tooley Racing DOD Conversion Engine Gasket Set - GM LS-Series RS7 Ultra Early Model Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Brian Tooley Racing DOD Conversion Engine Gasket Set - GM LS-Series RS7 Ultra Early Model Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 75432848105
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Brian Tooley Racing DOD Conversion Engine Gasket Set GM LS Series RS7 Ultra Early Model Size:7 1 2 (60) Early Model 000 Volt Coil Flame Thrower coils feature an optimized winding design to maximize spark gap current and available voltage and when teamed with the Flame Thrower module deliver twice the energy across the spark gap (during a one millisecond burn time) compared to the OEM HEI and address customer needs BTR's rapid growth from a basement operation to a major player shows that we live our motto: designing

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