Password Jdm Carbon Fiber Manifold Cover 02-07 Rsx 02-05 Ep3 Civic Pwcim-dc5-v2c on 2040-parts.com
Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
This intake manifold cover was pulled out of package and placed on intake manifold and I decided not to use it. Has very little to any signs of ware. If u have any questions text 719-232-8535 thx
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