Twin Plug Dual Ignition Coil Mount 1965-1989 Porsche 2.0L - 3.2L Engines (IGN 911 602 TPCM PMS)

Twin Plug Dual Ignition Coil Mount 1965-1989 Porsche 2.0L - 3.2L Engines (IGN 911 602 TPCM PMS)

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Twin Plug Dual Ignition Coil Mount 1965-1989 Porsche 2.0L - 3.2L Engines (IGN 911 602 TPCM PMS)Twin Plug Dual Ignition Coil Mount 1965 1989 All Porsche 911 Carrera 6 Engines From 2. 0L To 3. 2L Fan Housings 911 930 914 Engine Conversions Mounts To Left Side Fan Housing Black Powdercoated Patrick Motorsports USA Sold Each 1 Per Car NOTE: Fits MSD Ignition Coils 8222 AND 8202 (Sold Separate) NOTE: Also Recommended MSD Coil Bracket 8213 (Sold Separate) Alternate Part Numbers: IGN 911 602 TPCM PMS IGN 911 602 TPCM PMS IGN. 911. 602. TPCM. PMS

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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024