Airaid 10-13 Ford Taurus SHO/Flex 3.5L Turbo MXP Intake System w/ Tube (Dry / Red Media)

Airaid 10-13 Ford Taurus SHO/Flex 3.5L Turbo MXP Intake System w/ Tube (Dry / Red Media)

Marsoni

M251S

$159.00

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Airaid 10-13 Ford Taurus SHO/Flex 3.5L Turbo MXP Intake System w/ Tube (Dry / Red Media)AIRAID 451 260 Performance Air Intake System: 451 260. AIRAID Cold Air Dam (CAD) Performance Air Intakes are engineered to give your engine larger amounts of cooler air to produce more horsepower and torque. The Cold Air Dam panels act as a heat shield to protect intake air from engine bay heat The AIRAID Cold Air Dam (CAD) Air Intake is engineered to give your engine larger amounts of cooler air to produce more horsepower and torque. The intake

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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025