PPE Transfer Case Brace For 2001-2007 GM Chevy GMC Duramax Diesel LB7 LLY LBZ up-pipes Install Fluidampr to reduce wear FGXX-668603

Name: PPE Transfer Case Brace For 2001-2007 GM Chevy GMC Duramax Diesel LB7 LLY LBZ up-pipes Install Fluidampr to reduce wear FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 15246541184
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PPE Transfer Case Brace For 2001 2007 GM Chevy GMC Duramax Diesel LB7 LLY LBZ up pipes Install Fluidampr to reduce wear FGXX 668603 Install Fluidampr to reduce wear on critical internal engine components when engine modifications are done to gain horsepower or when rotating assembly parts are upgraded Fitment Notes: Provides increased strength and service life under pressure Cracked transmission tail shaft housings (located between the transfer case and the transmission) are a common problem for GM Allison equipped 4x4 pick ups in off road and drag racing applications

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