Race Part Solutions 10 Micron paper replacement fuel filter element

Description

10 Micron
Replacement Element for RPS Billet Fuel Filter
Element for our Billet Fuel Filters! Hard anodized to stand up to all fuel types, perfect for EFI or Carb applications. Fits our -10 Billet Fuel Filters. Paper element for use after the pump
INCLUDES:
(1) Fuel Filter Element 10 micron paper
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