The Blower Shop 4003 5.90 Billet Supercharger Snout W Coupler on 2040-parts.com
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NEW FROM THE BLOWER SHOP PART #4003 5.90" BILLET SNOUT WITH COUPLER Hardware for the snout & coupler are included and a gasket also. This snout does not have the flat spot on one side for use of the stock front cover. The snout has the standard 2" register and the symmetrical 6 bolt pattern. The spline count is 48 CNC Machined Billet Aluminum
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