PerTronix Ignition Coil Flame-Thrower 1.5 Ohm 40,000 Volt Chrome#PER40001 4091180 HIGHER TORQUE: Increased Durability TTL_2023040

Name: PerTronix Ignition Coil Flame-Thrower 1.5 Ohm 40,000 Volt Chrome#PER40001 4091180 HIGHER TORQUE: Increased Durability TTL_2023040
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SKU: 79838477307
Price: 189.12 USD
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PerTronix Ignition Coil Flame Thrower 1.5 Ohm 40,000 Volt Chrome#PER40001 4091180 HIGHER TORQUE: Increased Durability TTL_2023040 HIGHER TORQUE: Increased Durability TSP's crankcase evacuation system is designed to maintain negative crankcase pressure throughout the RPM range Manufacturer's Part Number: 40001 with either oil filled canisters—which keep their low resistance windings secure and cool for reliable long term performance—or epoxy filled canisters for extra vibration protection

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