Kooks Custom Headers Ex683-z O2 Extension Harness Fits 10-15 Camaro on 2040-parts.com
United States, United States
Manufacturer: Kooks Custom Headers Product Description:
Oxygen Sensor Extension Cable O2 Extension Harness O2 Extension Harness; Incl. 2-8 in. Front; FEATURES:
Kooks Custom headers opened their doors in Statesville, NC in July of 2009. The shop consists of 45,000 square feet and is situated on over 11 acres of property. Kooks Headers is a family owned and operated company which has prided itself on making the highest, most horsepower production header and exhaust systems for over 45 years. Additional Information: Disclaimer: All product data including title, description, compatibility table, and photos have been provided by a third party listing tool and may contain typographical errors. Please refer to the manufacturer's website to verify the part number will fit your vehicle before purchasing. Guaranteed Fitments:
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