Porsche 911 Turbo (997.2) Intercooler kit MERA for OEM Y-pipe S4 Vacuum Pump OEM USED ELECTRICAL (ENGINE)

Name: Porsche 911 Turbo (997.2) Intercooler kit MERA for OEM Y-pipe S4 Vacuum Pump OEM USED ELECTRICAL (ENGINE)
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 29167593325
Price: 2166.72 USD
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Porsche 911 Turbo (997.2) Intercooler kit MERA for OEM Y pipe S4 Vacuum Pump OEM USED ELECTRICAL (ENGINE) Vacuum Pump OEM USED Bend: 90 degree Inner diameter 1 (mm): 83 mm Inner diameter 2 (mm): 102 mm Inner diameter 1 (inch): 3 1 4 inch Inner diameter 2 (inch): 4 inch Leg length (see picture): 152 mm Color: Blue Wall thickness: 6 mm Temperature range: 40 to +180 degreeC Outer diameter 1: 95 mm Outer diameter 2: 114 mm Reinforcement: 5 layers Material: High quality silicone rubber polyester fabric Cooler air to your engine With this way to build our intercoolers the weight increase compared to the OEM ones was relatively small considering the size of our intercooler and that its all made of aluminium

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