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Roush Supercharger Pulley 85mm on 2040-parts.com

US $99.95
Location:

Athens, Georgia, United States

Athens, Georgia, United States
ROUSH Supercharger Pulley 85mm, US $99.95, image 1
ITEM HAS BEEN MOUNTED BUT NO BELT APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN INSTALLED, SOME IMPERFECTIONS IN THE PAINT AND SCRATCHES WHERE THE SCREWS WERE INSTALLED
Brand:ROUSH Manufacturer Part Number:13136K85AA

ROUSH Supercharger Pulley 85mm

This is a supercharger pulley out of the 2015-2016 5.0L Mustang Phase 1 ROUSHcharger Kit it is the same pulley that comes with the kit and is not an upgraded pulley.

There is evidence of mounting but no belt wear is evident.

See photos for marks.

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