Sinister Diesel

Sinister Diesel 13+ Dodge/Ram Cummins 6.7L Billet Fuel Plug

SKU: SINSD-FP-6.7C
Barcode: 841788103657

$55.99

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Sinister Diesel 13+ Dodge/Ram Cummins 6.7L Billet Fuel Plug

$55.99

$55.99

Tech Specs

Brand
Sinister Diesel
SKU
SINSD-FP-6.7C
Manufacturer part number
SD-FP-6.7C
Category
Fuel Delivery › Fuel Components Misc
Shipping weight
1.0 lb
Availability
Special order — built or shipped to order
EPA
Compliant

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

The Sinister Diesel Billet Fuel Plug/Cap for the 2013+ Cummins is a stylish and durable option to keep dirt and moisture from entering your fuel tank. The factory uses a small, flimsy plastic plug and the Sinister Diesel Fuel Plug is CNC Machined from solid billet aluminum and utilized a tight O-ring seal. It's laser etched with our Sinister Diesel logo and anodized in Sinister Blue., Features:Anodized in Sinister Blue, CNC Machined from T6-6061 billet aluminum, Laser etched Sinister Diesel Logo, O-ring for a tight water/debris resistant seal, Installed magnet in base for storage while fuelingIncludes:(1) Sinister Diesel Billet Fuel Plug/Cap, (1) Viton O-ring.

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