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DeatschWerks In-Line Fuel Pressure Regulator - 30 to 100 psi - 6 AN Inlets / Return - 3/16 in Vacuum Line - 1/8 in NPT Port - Titanium Anodized Valves On front wheel drive vehicles- Flowtech Performance Exhaust was

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DeatschWerks In Line Fuel Pressure Regulator 30 to 100 psi 6 AN Inlets Return 3 16 in Vacuum Line 1 8 in NPT Port Titanium Anodized Valves On front wheel drive vehicles Flowtech Performance Exhaust was On front wheel drive vehicles diminishes wheel hop and traction loss during standing start accelerations 1975 1985 Chevrolet P30 Our team is passionate about finding solutions for our customers fueling needs quality assurance

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