2005-2009 Saleen S281/s281e Ford Mustang Gt Heat Exchanger W/ Fans - Extreme on 2040-parts.com
Troy, Michigan, US
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The Saleen S281E Heat Exchanger was the upgraded system used for the higher boost supercharger applications, by Saleen. This is the heat exchanger that was installed on all Saleen S281 Extreme Mustangs. Brand new heat exchanger, comes just as pictured, with fans pre-mounted and wired, ready for installation. This is a great replacement to any worn or chipped heat exchanger, or a terrific upgrade for those higher boost applications.
Kit Includes: Heat Changer with 2 pre-mounted electric fans
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