Mercury Mercruiser 6 Inch Manifold To Riser Spacer Block Kit Part# 93322a3 on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Washington, United States
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Brand New Mercruiser Replacement 6" Manifold-to-Riser Spacer Block Kit for Mercruiser Marine Engines This will replace the Exhaust Manifold spacer block used on a 2 piece Non-Dry Joint exhaust manifold system from years 1987-newer (Non-Dry Joint). Gaskets & Mounting hardware included.
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