Vms Fuel Pressure Gauge Kit Banjo Fitting 95-99 Eclipse/eagle Talon Gsx Blue on 2040-parts.com
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BRAND: VMS RACING PRODUCT: FUEL PRESSURE GAUGE 0-100 psi FITMENT: UNIVERSAL QUANTITY: 1 GAUGE AND 1 BANJO FITTING -95-99 mitsubishi eclipse /eagle talon GSX-
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