Nos 24 Inch -4 An Nitrous / Fuel Braided Steel Solenoid Hose on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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This is a 24 inch -4 AN Braided Stainless Steel Nitrous or Fuel Solenoid hose. Good shape----------------guaranteed 100% functional and leak free. Fixed shipping of $4.00. See my other auction items for more good deals on nitrous and hot rod parts-------------you may also call the shop at 702-596-2616 with questions.
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