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Turbo Oil Feed Line Kit Mazda Rx-7 W/ Hitachi Ht18s on 2040-parts.com

US $35.99
Location:

West Covina, California, United States

West Covina, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Kinugawa Manufacturer Part Number:320-01030-003 UPC:Does not apply

 

Product Info

P/ N

 2000-930-550 / 320-01030-003

Item Name

MAZDA RX-7 Turbo Oil Feed Line Kit

( For Genuine HITACHI HT18S Turbo)

Engine

FC3S

Turbo

Fit Stock HITACHI HT18S Turbo

Kit includes

l  1 x braided steel line

l  1 x Banjo Bolt Kit to engine block.

l  1 x Turbo oil Feed Flange

Supplier

Kinugawa Turbo, JAPAN

Shipping Information

Area

Shipping

Delivery Days

Shipping Way

USA

Free

4~6

USPS First Class

Europe, Canada

29

5~7

USPS EMS

Asia

29

5~7

USPS EMS

Africa, South America

29

5~7

USPS EMS

EMS tracking on Internet

Store Guaranteed:

1.

AUTHENTIC ONLY – 100% NO FAKE ITEM

2.

Buy with confident, professional instruction provided on many items when request.

3.

2 day handling time

4.

1st and BEST Quality available in the market. We ONLY sale the best.

Payment Info:

1.

We only accept PayPal with confirmed address. Unconfirmed PayPal address transaction will NOT be covered by our Satisfaction Guarantee Policy.

2.

Item will be shipped after PayPal billing status is clear or completed.

3.

We reserve rights to cancel transaction if payment not received after 7 business days.

4.

All fraud transactions will be reported to Government Authorities, no exceptions.

Return Policy:

1.

All Items are Authentic Guaranteed. NO FAKES sale here.

2.

100% satisfaction Guaranteed, all items could be returned or exchanged within 14 days of receiving. (Shipping, E-Bay and Paypal are not refundable.) No claims will be honored after 14 days of delivery.

3.

All return items MUST be in brand new condition which means - the item is never installed and kept in the original packaging, otherwise a 20% restocking fees in credits will be charged.

4.

Please contact us for a return authorization number prior to ship items back to us.

5.

Buyers assume all risk on shipment and usage. Professional installation is highly recommended.



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