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Banks Power Banks Ram-Air, Dry Filter Cold Air Intake System for 15-16 Chevy/GMC 2500/3500 6.6L Duramax LML type-s These brackets are engineered to FGXX-668603
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Banks Power Banks Ram Air, Dry Filter Cold Air Intake System for 15 16 Chevy GMC 2500 3500 6.6L Duramax LML type s These brackets are engineered to FGXX 668603 These brackets are engineered to reduce control arm angles while correcting caster changes that occur on many JKs when a lift kit is stuffed into the suspension and Squadron Racer auxiliary lights And delivers greater air density to the turbo's inlet than the stock system and every competitor tested Outflows stock and competitors up to 35 Percent Reduces exhaust gas temps (EGTs) Exclusive 5 inch bellows prevents component damage Cooler temps Cleaner running engine Dry Air Filter Element
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