Mercury Racing 2.4 2.5 Bridgeport Promax Exhaust Manifold & Coils!! on 2040-parts.com
Beloit, Wisconsin, US
Up for auction is a Mercury Racing Exhaust Manifold for a 2.4 liter or 2.5 liter 150 to 225 hp Bridgeport or Promax. The manifold has never been painted, and it comes with all 6 ignition coils as a bonus, (I didnt feel like taking them off). We did test all 6 coils and all 6 had good spark. Sold as is as it is all used parts. Great price for a performance manifold with all 6 coils!!!
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