PTE Gen2 PT6466 Mirror Image Ball Bearing Turbo (900 HP) Turbine Housing::Mirror/Reverse T3 V-Band In / V-Band Out .82 A/R SS (7) M8 Nuts Select::Feed Line (1225A131)

Name: PTE Gen2 PT6466 Mirror Image Ball Bearing Turbo (900 HP) Turbine Housing::Mirror/Reverse T3 V-Band In / V-Band Out .82 A/R SS (7) M8 Nuts Select::Feed Line (1225A131)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 90588512051
Price: 1336.73 USD
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PTE Gen2 PT6466 Mirror Image Ball Bearing Turbo (900 HP) Turbine Housing::Mirror Reverse T3 V Band In V Band Out .82 A R SS (7) M8 Nuts Select::Feed Line (1225A131) (7) M8 Nuts oiled cotton media engineered to improve airflow and capture contaminants Stainless Housing V Band Outlet Shipping Times:

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