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Diy Silicone 3 - Way Hose Y Pipe For Turbo Intercooler Car 4" To 2 1/4" X2 on 2040-parts.com

US $29.00
Location:

上海, 上海, China

上海, 上海, China
Condition:New Surface Finish:Blue colour Brand:WSRacing Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:WS-YH-0402 Country/Region of Manufacture:China

Features Specifications: Silicone Y pipe 3 WAY hose

Brand new Silicone Y hose   3-WAY    in blue

The large side with 4" inlet  (102mm )

The outlet is  twin 22.5"  ( 57mm )

4ply polyester reinforced

5mm thickness

Increase the air flow !

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