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Holley EFI Protection Module - Transbrake Input 19399903 This is a diaphragm replacement Size:X-Large (58-60)

Name: Holley EFI Protection Module - Transbrake Input 19399903 This is a diaphragm replacement Size:X-Large (58-60)
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SKU: 79478557440
Price: 63.19 USD
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Rating: 4.4581 (24 reviews)

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Holley EFI Protection Module Transbrake Input 19399903 This is a diaphragm replacement Size:X Large (58 60) This is a diaphragm replacement kit for the A2000’s internal regulator Each tray has built in handles to make easy work of moving parts around your shop or garage see what the best are saying about Holley EFI Racers like Tom Bailey who set three new records and took the overall event win on the 2013 Hot Rod Magazine Drag Week and John Scali who used it to win the 2013 JEGS All Star race

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