Msd Tach Adapter 8910 on 2040-parts.com
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This item is new in an open package. All original parts and connectors are in the original packaging. FREE SHIPPING If you are triggering an MSD 6 or 7-Series Ignition with its white wire or points terminal, you will need the PN 8910 Tach Adapter. The PN 8910 will correct the operation of most voltage-triggered tachometers or fuel injection systems that do not work directly off the tach output terminal of the MSD Ignition Unit. |
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