Msd Modified Hei Dust Cover #8401 on 2040-parts.com
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MSD Modified HEI Dust Covers 8401 . Coil Cover, Converts Internal to External Coil, Coil not Included, Black, GM, HEI . These modified HEI dust covers allow you to remove the stock HEI coil in your distributor cap and replace it with an externally mounted coil. By going with an external coil, you increase the reliability and performance of the stock HEI system. LOWEST MAILORDER PRICE IS $40.75 ANYWHERE SO WERE WAY CHEAPER AGAIN. WE HAVE OVER $1,000,000.00 WORTH OF INVENTORY WE WILL BE LIQUIDATING FROM OUR RACE CAR SPEED SHOP AND CUSTOM BIKE SHOP.
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