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Taylor Cable 46025 Helix Power Tower Plus Throttle Body Spacer on 2040-parts.com

US $110.09
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USA, United States
Condition:New Color:NA MPN:46025 Manufacturer:Taylor Cable EAN:0088197460258 Brand:Taylor Cable UPC:088197460258

 
 
 
Taylor Cable 46025 Helix Power Tower Plus Throttle Body Spacer
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Description

Better Fuel Economy. Installs In Minutes. Improves Torque. Better Throttle Response. Increased Horsepower. Better Towing Capabilities.


Features

  • Patented Technology For Optimum Air/Fuel Mix
  • Gains Average 10 To 15 On Fuel Economy
  • Increases Horsepower/Torque For Better Towing
  • Precision Machined From T6-6061 Billet Aluminum
  • Quick Install With All Gaskets And Hardware


Additional Information

  • Manufacturer: Taylor Cable
  • Shipping Weight: 105
  • Product Dimensions:
    Width: 5.80
    Length: 10.30
    Height: 1.70

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