5.2/5.9 Vortech Super Charger For Mopar ( Belt Driven Turbo) on 2040-parts.com
Milan, Michigan, United States
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Vortech 5.2/5.9 supercharger system for mopar. this kit is the real deal! was for my 97 ram, but repairs for the truck come first and i have to sell! hate to see it go, as its really cool and in spotless condition, all ready to plug and play. comes with instructions, is all packed neatly in two boxes. and everything you see. from the turbo, airfilter, plumbing, oil return, all the wiring, computer and boost nob.
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