Msd Ignition Pro Mag 44 Amp 121-8140 on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Illinois, United States
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BRAND NEW $3,200 firmMSD Ignition 121-8140 Details Pro Mag 44 Amp $2,300 With Wolfe Race Craft conversion $900 Rotor & Cap included Everything $3,200 firm Specifications: Primary Current: 44 Amps Spark Energy: 800 millijoules (at the gap) Secondary Voltage: 50,000 Volts Secondary Current: 1.2 Amps Spark Duration: 26° Crankshaft Rotation RPM Rating: Through 12,000 rpm |
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