Vcm Alloy Otr Cai Suit Hsv Holden Commodore Vt-vz V8 on 2040-parts.com
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
 
{tit}{cp}VCM ALLOY OTR (over-the-radiator) COLD AIR INTAKE TO SUIT COMMODORE VT-VZ V8 This is not a cheap Chinese copy like others on the market. Its brushed alloy finish ensures the best possible under bonnet appearance and performance. Please note: This OTR is only for MAFless setups. Note: This product will not suit vehicles with Monaro bonnet vents. PLEASE CHOOSE CAREFULLY
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