1987 Grand National Turbo Intake Motor 86 87 on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, New York, US
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Turbo Chargers & Parts for Sale
- T3 t3/t4 (5 bolts) turbo downpipe stainless steel t304 flange 2.5" w/ gasket(US $12.99)
- Advan-tech 1h6 turbo pressure sensor-turbocharger boost sensor(US $45.84)
- 44mm turbo adjustable wastegate waste gate dump valve 4 to 7 psi anodized black(US $54.19)
- Acdelco oe service 213-4658 turbo pressure sensor-turbo press sensor(US $84.42)
- Turbo charger and wastegate(US $250.00)
- T3 t3/t4 (5 bolts) turbo downpipe flange 2.5" center stainless steel 1/2" thick(US $7.25)
Ex-Morgan Chief Designer forms Matthew Humphries Design
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