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Riverside, California, US
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Competition Fuel Filter (2)

This classic style fuel filter is a favorite for race cars, high performance boats, and any other carbureted application. It features 144 GPH flow with filtering to 10 microns with a replaceable paper filter. It is 5.44" tall x 3.25" in diameter and has a chrome main housing, chrome mounting bracket and chrome hardware. The bracket can be positioned in several configurations.

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