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    8400 RPM Module - ASY11551

    8400 RPM Module - ASY11551

    $24.99 USD
    $24.99 USD
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    Elevate your engine performance with the MSD Ignition 8400 RPM Module. Designed for precision and reliability, this module ensures your ignition system operates at peak efficiency.

    • High RPM Capability: Achieve optimal performance with a maximum of 8400 RPM, allowing your engine to unleash its full potential.
    • Enhanced Ignition Timing: Improves timing accuracy, leading to better throttle response and increased horsepower.
    • Easy Installation: Designed for straightforward setup, so you can enhance your vehicle's performance without hassle.
    • Lightweight Design: Weighing only 0.005 lbs, this module offers a minimal impact on your overall vehicle weight.

    The MSD Ignition 8400 RPM Module is engineered for high-performance applications, ensuring reliable ignition control for your vehicle.

    Upgrade your ignition system today and experience the difference in performance!

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