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2 1/4" Type R / Rs / S Bov Blow Off Turbo Aluminum Charge Pipe Piping 2.25" Od on 2040-parts.com

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WA, United States
Condition:New Brand:Wyntonm Manufacturer Part Number:W414457


 

Type R / RS / S Blow Off Valve Adapter Pipe

 


  • 2.25" OD
  • 6" Length
  • Aluminum
  • Painted
  • CNC Machined
  • Roll End Design
  • Fit Type R / RS / S Blow Off Valve
  • Include Mounting Bolts and Gasket

 



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