2008-2010 Subaru Wrx Oem Intercooler Tmic Bov on 2040-parts.com
Clarksville, Tennessee, US
2008-2010 TMIC OEM for a Subaru WRX. BOV and hood scoop under plastic cover included. It's in perfect working conditions! Intercooler has few bend fins. Check the pics!!
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