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Go Rhino Go Rhino750400321FCF - Blackout Series Lights- Pair of 3x3 Cube LED Flood Light Kit - Flush Mount - Black 750400321FCF 1988-2001 Honda Civic (1) AWE Track-to-Touring Exhaust Conversion FGXX-668603

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Go Rhino Go Rhino750400321FCF Blackout Series Lights Pair of 3x3 Cube LED Flood Light Kit Flush Mount Black 750400321FCF 1988 2001 Honda Civic (1) AWE Track to Touring Exhaust Conversion FGXX 668603 (1) AWE Track to Touring Exhaust Conversion Kit our 2 port compact catch can design is installed in line with the VR30DDTT's PCV system to intercept and trap oil and fuel particles from the crankcase before they have a chance to take up residence on the top end components all black reflectors and no hardware smooth glass like polycarbonate lens The CUBEIT 3" is a powerful light in a traditional size

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