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Mercruiser Center Riser Exhaust Elbows W/hoses And Thunderbolt Iv Box on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Canton, Illinois, United States

Canton, Illinois, United States
Condition:Used

Pair Mercruiser center rise type exhaust outlet elbows . 4 Inch for Mercruiser V6 V8 1987-2002 Raw Water 807988A2 44354 great shape no leaks or cracks .Also has roughly 18" exhaust hose and Thunderbolt IV module still in tact . was off runni9ng boat switched to performance exh & ignition .  Selling out old marine inventory please see other auctions . thanks 

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