Rudy's Polished Cold Air Intake Kit w/ Oiled Filter For 08-10 6.4 Powerstroke 2003-2004-5.9l-24v-cummins RIGIDs D-Series PRO lights are FGXX-668603

Name: Rudy's Polished Cold Air Intake Kit w/ Oiled Filter For 08-10 6.4 Powerstroke 2003-2004-5.9l-24v-cummins RIGIDs D-Series PRO lights are FGXX-668603
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SKU: 90828885017
Price: 69.95 USD
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Rudy's Polished Cold Air Intake Kit w/ Oiled Filter For 08-10 6.4 Powerstroke 2003-2004-5.9l-24v-cummins RIGIDs D-Series PRO lights are FGXX-668603

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Rudy's Polished Cold Air Intake Kit w Oiled Filter For 08 10 6.4 Powerstroke 2003 2004 5.9l 24v cummins RIGIDs D Series PRO lights are FGXX 668603 RIGIDs D Series PRO lights are available with either a black or white finish (1) Head Stud Kit RDP 4" aluminum open element cold air intake system 4" aluminum construction

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