Metco Mff0001 Gm Fuel Rail Adapter Schrader Valve Ls1 Ls6 W/100 Psi Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
GM Fuel Rail Adapter Schrader Valve with a marshall 100 psi liquid filled gauge, LS1 LS6 Late Camaro SS.This will allow you to install a fuel pressuer gauge direct into the fuel rail.
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