Honda Accord Civic Acura Throttle Body Throttle Plate Studs Bolts on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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honda and acura throttle body studs thay are 1 inch and 7/8 long thay fit 1994 thru 2006 accords all 4 cylinder engine and 1992 thru 2007 honda civic all engines and crv 1997-2005 all 4 cylinder engine and acura integra 1994 thru 2007 all engines thay may fit other honda and acura engines sorry i do not know what thay are thay are used in good condition you will get 4 of thim
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