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Mini Cooper S Supercharger Eaton M45 Rotor Pack + Main Case on 2040-parts.com

US $289.95
Location:

Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada

Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
Few scratches here and there on rotor coating.
Brand:Eaton Warranty:No

MINI Cooper S Supercharger Rotor Pack and Main Case that has been parts washed and is ready for install!

Why pay $900-$1700 for a rebuilt supercharger when you only need your rotor pack and main case replaced!

This will fit MINI Cooper S models from 2002-2006, plus convertibles to 2008.

We have other MINI superchargers and parts listed including end plate PTO GEAR kits!

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