Replace your 1994-1995 C4 Corvette LT1's ignition coil module with this reproduction from Auto Accessories of America. Engineered to Meet or Exceed OEM Specifications, direct replacement for correct ignition function.
- Engineered to Meet or Exceed OEM Specifications
- Application: LT1 engine
Fits 1994 and 1995 C4 Corvette models with LT1 engine.
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