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US $40.95
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Athens, Georgia, United States

Athens, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Brand:ROUSH Manufacturer Part Number:421255

ROUSH Brake Fluid Cap Mustang 2005+

Dress up the engine compartment of your 2005+ Mustang with the ROUSH Billet Brake Fluid Cap.
  
The brake fluid caps are made from high quality billet aluminum for its appearance, corrosion resistance and strength to weight ratio.
 
The billet brake fluid caps are manufactured in the USA using high precision CNC machining for precise fitment. Once machined, the brake fluid caps are anodized black for a stealth appearance.
 
The ROUSH billet brake fluid caps slide over the existing cap and are held in place with automotive grade double sided tape.

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