Centek 1000112 | Vernatone Round Mufflers, 6.00" Inlet/Outlet x 31.43" Length, 280 HP Diesel, 440 HP Gas FWGCJACK3 every Groco strainer and every

Name: Centek 1000112 | Vernatone Round Mufflers, 6.00" Inlet/Outlet x 31.43" Length, 280 HP Diesel, 440 HP Gas FWGCJACK3 every Groco strainer and every
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58140623178
Price: 377.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.690300000000001 (24 reviews)

SKU 58140623178 · ★ 4.7

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Centek 1000112 Vernatone Round Mufflers, 6.00" Inlet Outlet x 31.43" Length, 280 HP Diesel, 440 HP Gas FWGCJACK3 every Groco strainer and every every Groco strainer and every replacement strainer basket has been cross referenced to make finding the correct basket for your strainer as easy as possible the base mounting screw holes on either side remain in the same location The original FRP wet muffler in the marine industry This "free flow" design has reduced internal baffles

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