Msd Rpm Activated Switch #8950 Dragster Drag Boat Jet on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, United States
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This MSD ignition RPM activated switch #8950. Good working condition. Used with MSD RPM Chips Modules (not included) Part Number:MSD-8950 RETAIL Price $105 UPC: 085132089505
Notes: This switch is compatible with 4, 6, and 8-cylinder engines only. From light bulbs, to the high-speed retard function on an MSD timing computer, to air shifters, these MSD rpm activated switches turn on almost anything. They use MSD's plug-in rpm modules to turn on your components at any rpm you select. |
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