Product Description
Threaded body Hall effect cam sensor. For use with custom cam trigger setups; includes pre-installed pull-up resistor.
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Hall Effect Cam Trigger w/ Pull-Up Resistor
$165.00
- Threaded body sensor
- 2 lock nuts for securing sensor
- Pre-installed 1k ohm pull-up resistor
- Male and female Weather Pack connectors with pins/seals
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