Motor Mounts Conversion Yellow For 1988-1991 Civic CRX B-Series B16 B18 B20 Door Handle Compressor wheel/blades：Aluminum blades-CNC precision machining

Name: Motor Mounts Conversion Yellow For 1988-1991 Civic CRX B-Series B16 B18 B20 Door Handle Compressor wheel/blades：Aluminum blades-CNC precision machining
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 47235295006
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Motor Mounts Conversion Yellow For 1988 1991 Civic CRX B Series B16 B18 B20 Door Handle Compressor wheel blades：Aluminum blades CNC precision machining Compressor wheel blades：Aluminum blades CNC precision machining forging OE OEM Part Number: DR 80098 Motor Mounts Conversion Yellow For 1988 1991 Civic CRX B Series B16 B18 B20

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