Vintage Air Ford Compressor Block Fitting Straight #8 - #10 20-OTL-NR-3XL Designed for Gen IV engines Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Vintage Air Ford Compressor Block Fitting Straight #8 - #10 20-OTL-NR-3XL Designed for Gen IV engines Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 41359455466
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Vintage Air Ford Compressor Block Fitting Straight #8 #10 20 OTL NR 3XL Designed for Gen IV engines Size:7 1 2 (60) Designed for Gen IV engines with LS3 The slim and sleek toe box was designed for comfort in the flex while eliminating pinching points Vintage Air is operated by experienced engineers and craftsmen who have been involved in the automotive hobby and industry for almost fifty years Every Vintage Air product incorporates the very latest technology and delivers the greatest performance

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