Mishimoto 12 Inch High-Flow 1150 CFM Slim Radiator Cooling Fan Kit - Universal Radiator Hose The Mishimoto Ford Mustang Performance FGXX-668603

Name: Mishimoto 12 Inch High-Flow 1150 CFM Slim Radiator Cooling Fan Kit - Universal Radiator Hose The Mishimoto Ford Mustang Performance FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8129084450
Price: 93.95 USD
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Mishimoto 12 Inch High-Flow 1150 CFM Slim Radiator Cooling Fan Kit - Universal Radiator Hose The Mishimoto Ford Mustang Performance FGXX-668603

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Mishimoto 12 Inch High Flow 1150 CFM Slim Radiator Cooling Fan Kit Universal Radiator Hose The Mishimoto Ford Mustang Performance FGXX 668603 The Mishimoto Ford Mustang Performance Aluminum Radiator features a core thickness of 2 Coast Clutches (2) Airflow Direction: Pull This fan can be used as an upgrade to the OEM fan for more efficient cooling or fitment issues with aftermarket products

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