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    8200 RPM Module - ASY11549

    8200 RPM Module - ASY11549

    $24.99 USD
    $24.99 USD
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    Elevate your engine's performance with the MSD Ignition 8200 RPM Module, designed to optimize ignition timing for enhanced efficiency. This module is essential for those seeking to push their vehicle to new limits.

    • Improved Performance: Tailored for high RPM applications, this module helps achieve optimal ignition timing for increased horsepower.
    • Precision Engineering: Crafted by MSD Ignition, a trusted name in the industry, ensuring reliability and consistent performance.
    • Lightweight Design: Weighing just 0.005 lbs, this module is easy to install without adding unnecessary bulk to your ignition system.
    • Enhanced Compatibility: Specifically designed for various high-performance applications, ensuring seamless integration with your ignition system.

    With the MSD Ignition ASY11549, you can count on superior performance and reliability on the road or track. Upgrade your ignition system today!

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