Holley 112-548-1 62mm Throttle Body Honda Obd0 B Series B16 B16a B17 B18 on 2040-parts.com
Morning Sun, Iowa, US
Holley 112-548-1 red anodized 62MM throttle body with throttle position and MAP sensors as well as idle air meter. Pulled from running Honda OBD0 B16A. Should fit all B series intakes, may fit other makes/models. Ships to lower 48 only, no international shipping.
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