Spectre Performance 59013 Fuel Pressure Gauge With Fitting New on 2040-parts.com
Burley, Idaho, United States
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Brand: Spectre Performance
Item model number: SPE-59013 Manufacturer Part Number: 59013 OEM Part Number: 59013 Fits 3/8 inch fuel lines Specifically for carbureted engines Mounts under-hood in fuel line Includes a 0-15 PSI fuel gauge |
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