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Torque Solution

Torque Solution TS-UNI-625 Billet Flex Fuel Sensor Bracket for GM/Cobb Sensors

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Product Specification:

SKU:TQSTS-UNI-625

MPN: TS-UNI-625

UPC: TS-UNI-625

Weight: 0.22 lb

Inventory: 32

Type: Flex Fuel Kit



Vehicle Fitment

  • Universal - compatible with GM flex fuel sensors (GM part #13577429) and Cobb flex fuel sensors

Fitment Notes

  • Not vehicle-specific - fitment is determined by the flex fuel sensor being used, not the car it's installed on
  • Sensor not included

Features

  • CNC billet aluminum construction
  • Black anodized finish with Torque Solution logo
  • Locking set screw design keeps the sensor securely positioned
  • Step-down bolt hole design supports both M6 and M8 socket cap bolts
  • Lets you relocate the flex fuel sensor to a custom mounting location
  • Backed by a limited lifetime warranty

Specifications

  • Material: Billet aluminum
  • Compatible sensors: GM part #13577429, Cobb flex fuel sensors
  • Bolt hole sizing: M6 or M8 socket cap bolts

Included Components

  • 1x Billet flex fuel sensor bracket
  • 1x Set screw
  • 1x Allen key for set screw
  • 1x M6-1.0 x 16mm stainless steel socket cap bolt

Product Description

Building a custom flex fuel setup often means the factory sensor location just doesn't work for your fuel system layout. This billet bracket gives you a clean, secure mounting point for a GM or Cobb flex fuel sensor wherever you need to relocate it, with a locking set screw to keep everything firmly in place once installed.

The step-down bolt hole design means it accepts either M6 or M8 hardware, giving you flexibility depending on what you're mounting to. It's a simple, purpose-built solution for anyone piecing together a custom E85 or flex fuel setup rather than relying on the stock sensor location.

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