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Rotrex C2892 Supercharger
Rotrex full Oiling system (reservoir kit, filter, oil and hose) Oil cooler is NOT included Unit must handled, installed and operated strictly in accordance with instructions included with the unit. Fan must not be rotated in either direction by hand. Warranty is verified by Rotrex to verify defect is not caused by user error and it is their sole decision. |
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