Holley 0-15 psi Fuel Pressure Gauge - Mechanical - Analog - Full Sweep - 1-1/2 in Diameter - Liquid Filled - 1/8 in NPT Port - White Face DeatschWerks 25" Casting Height Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Holley 0-15 psi Fuel Pressure Gauge - Mechanical - Analog - Full Sweep - 1-1/2 in Diameter - Liquid Filled - 1/8 in NPT Port - White Face DeatschWerks 25" Casting Height Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 90715711332
Price: 103.95 USD
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Holley 0 15 psi Fuel Pressure Gauge Mechanical Analog Full Sweep 1 1 2 in Diameter Liquid Filled 1 8 in NPT Port White Face DeatschWerks 25" Casting Height Size:7 1 2 (60) 25" Casting Height KSE 44 Tooth HTD Pulley Top brands like MSD Includes Elbow Fitting

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