H&S Motorsports 3” Silicone Charge Air Cooler Hose (CAC) (Black 5 Ply) 6” Length - Universal 2004.5-2005-6.6l-lly-duramax gauges and other accessories used FGXX-668603

Name: H&S Motorsports 3” Silicone Charge Air Cooler Hose (CAC) (Black 5 Ply) 6” Length - Universal 2004.5-2005-6.6l-lly-duramax gauges and other accessories used FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90093837365
Price: 42.00 USD
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H&S Motorsports 3” Silicone Charge Air Cooler Hose (CAC) (Black 5 Ply) 6” Length - Universal 2004.5-2005-6.6l-lly-duramax gauges and other accessories used FGXX-668603

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H&S Motorsports 3” Silicone Charge Air Cooler Hose (CAC) (Black 5 Ply) 6” Length Universal 2004.5 2005 6.6l lly duramax gauges and other accessories used FGXX 668603 gauges and other accessories used by hardcore enthusiasts please order two This black silicone coupler has a 3" inside diameter and is 6" in length The ribbed design allows the coupler to flex without causing damage

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