Invidia S2000 Test Pipe - Hs00hs1tpp on 2040-parts.com
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Used Invidia S2000 Test Pipe
- Works on 2000-2009 Honda S2000s (all years) - 60 millimeter pipe diameter - Selling my S2000 so I don't need it anymore - Sale includes test pipe, 3 bolts, and original Invidia sticker - Does not include gaskets |
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