Billet Aluminum Fuel Filter -6 An Filter Inlet And Outlet With Billet Mount on 2040-parts.com
Van Nuys, California, United States
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Brand new Billet Aluminum fuel filter. Is rebuildable and has -6 an inlet and outlets. I do not recall the brand, but if I remember correctly it is Billet Specialties. Was ordered for a vehicle then customer switched to fuel injection before it was ever mounted.
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