Mishimoto Silicone Reducer Coupler 90 Degree 2in to 2.5in - Black
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Mishimoto Silicone Reducer Coupler 90 Degree 2in to 2.5in - BlackSKU: MMCP R90 2025BK UPC: 840197705476 Mishimoto Silicone Reducer Coupler 90 Degree 2in to 2. 5in Black Universal This Mishimoto 90 degree silicone reducer coupler transitions from 2 inch to 2. 5 inch diameter for custom air intake intercooler and turbo piping setups in performance vehicles. Built with four layers of reinforced silicone it endures 330F temperatures and high boost pressures for reliable operation in demanding conditions. Pair it with
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