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Porsche 356 Pre A, Early A Carburetor Compensating Pipe 58908309 on 2040-parts.com

US $299.99
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Springfield, Virginia, United States

Springfield, Virginia, United States
Good condition, needs to be stripped and painted.
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This crossover tube goes between the intake manifolds on Pre A and Early A manifolds. I am not 100% sure of the application, I believe this fits the later alloy manifold type with the pressed in fitting. It has a ID of approximately 16mm. In good condition. Part number 58908309.

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