S&B Cold Air Intake For 09-13 Chevrolet Silverado/ Sierra 2500 / 3500 6.0L Cotton Cleanable Red 75-5061-1 tuning Operating Temp -40 Deg F FGXX-668603

Name: S&B Cold Air Intake For 09-13 Chevrolet Silverado/ Sierra 2500 / 3500 6.0L Cotton Cleanable Red 75-5061-1 tuning Operating Temp -40 Deg F FGXX-668603
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SKU: 76335629510
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S&B Cold Air Intake For 09-13 Chevrolet Silverado/ Sierra 2500 / 3500 6.0L Cotton Cleanable Red 75-5061-1 tuning Operating Temp -40 Deg F FGXX-668603

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