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Adell 2.5" Performance Aluminum Line Clamps With Rubber Insert (aprox 200) on 2040-parts.com

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Saint Augustine, Florida, United States

Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
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Brand:adell Manufacturer Part Number:2.5"


Adell  2.5" Performance Aluminum Line Clamps with Rubber Insert
-Roughly 200 in Box-

Great for hoses, pipes, and electrical harnesses. 
 Aluminum line clamps have a removable neoprene rubber cushion to protect brake, 
fuel, and oil lines. they are also great for ignition wires or battery cables. 



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