Cobalt Ss Turbo Ttr Intake Manifold on 2040-parts.com
Butler, Pennsylvania, US
Here is a Turbo Tech Racing fabricated aluminum intake manifold for Cobalt SS Turbo LNF motors or HHR ss. Only used 3 months. Has a very nice silver metalic powder coat. Going back to stock so my loss is your gain. These are $700 new. Easy install, typically takes about an hour with no modifications needed, tho you will need a tune to realize the full benefit. Any questions? Just ask. Thanks for looking.
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