Msd 8665 Chrysler V-10 Superchargers Boost Timing Unit-nos on 2040-parts.com
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YOU ARE BUYING A NEW MSD IGNITION PRODUCTS #8665 BOOST TIMING UNIT FOR CHRYSLER V-10 SUPERCHARGERS. UNIT HAS NEVER BEEN MOUNTED OR USED ON A VEHICLE. STILL IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH HARDWARE, WIRING, UNIT AND CONTROL KNOB. NO BOOKLET. BOX IS A LITTLE RAGGED BUT THE UNIT IS FINE. NEW OLD STOCK. VACUUM TUBING NOT INCLUDED. FREE SHIPPING.
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