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Moroso 10,000 Rpm Mech Tach W/rev Limiter 2 Cables With Spliter Needs Drive Tang on 2040-parts.com

US $325.00
Location:

Liberty, Texas, United States

Liberty, Texas, United States
Used and shows normal wear and tear. Scratches on mounting and missing decal on rev limiter.Tachometer fits loose in mount and may be missing some small part.Drive tang needed to connect to distributor or mag is missing and can be purchaced at a speedometer repair.
Brand:Moroso

Used Moroso 10,000 mechanical tachometer w/rev limiter 2 cables spliter (missing drive tang)

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