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Supercharger System, Vortec V2, '89-'93 Mustang on 2040-parts.com

US $2,400.00
Location:

New Lenox, Illinois, United States

New Lenox, Illinois, United States
Includes all Brackets, Belts, Tubes, Pulleys, Hardware and Optional AC and PS Eliminator Pulleys as well as C & L 77 MM Mass Air Meter and Anderson Power Tube. All brackets either polished or Powder Coated. Head unit refurbished by Vortec less then 200 miles ago.
Brand:Vortec Surface Finish:Satin Manufacturer Part Number:V2

Includes all Brackets, Belts, Tubes, Pulleys, Hardware and Optional AC and PS Eliminator Pulleys as well as C & L 77 MM Mass Air Meter and Anderson Power Tube.  All brackets either polished or Powder Coated.  Head unit refurbished by Vortec less then 200 miles ago.

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