Garrett GT3582R (400-675 HP) Turbine Housing Option (A/R, Inlet, Outlet):1.06 A/R | T3 Inlet | V-Band Outlet HKS S-Type Radiator Cap Select::Feed Line (1225A131)

Name: Garrett GT3582R (400-675 HP) Turbine Housing Option (A/R, Inlet, Outlet):1.06 A/R | T3 Inlet | V-Band Outlet HKS S-Type Radiator Cap Select::Feed Line (1225A131)
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Garrett GT3582R (400 675 HP) Turbine Housing Option (A R, Inlet, Outlet):1.06 A R T3 Inlet V Band Outlet HKS S Type Radiator Cap Select::Feed Line (1225A131) HKS S Type Radiator Cap (1) STM 4260 Filter with Clamp The GT Series lineup is offered in both journal and ball bearing options GT Series turbochargers have you covered

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