Starter Solenoid - Heavy Duty - Ford Style - Black -imca Drag Late Model50-430 on 2040-parts.com
Wichita, Kansas, United States
Starter Solenoid - Heavy Duty - Ford Style - Black - 3 TerminalProduct DescriptionThis QuickCar Starter Solenoid is a Ford style and has a black finish. This Ford-style solenoid is perfect for use with high torque racing starters. The flat base eases mounting and a remote under hood starter switch or timing light hook-up can be easily adapted. Sold individually.
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