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COBB Redline Carbon Fiber Radiator Shroud for 2017-2020 Ford Raptor (4F2660) Eibach The factory plastic part is Rod Bearing Option:Standard (4B1185H-STD)
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COBB Redline Carbon Fiber Radiator Shroud for 2017 2020 Ford Raptor (4F2660) Eibach The factory plastic part is Rod Bearing Option:Standard (4B1185H STD) The factory plastic part is known to break when the factory charge pipe blows off under high boost and hits it • Designed for Stock Throttle Body the Redline Carbon Fiber Radiator Shroud for your Ford F 150 or Ford Raptor significantly reduces collapse of the intake ducting when under significant load vacuum while adding to the overall look and styling of the truck This part is not an emissions related part and therefore can be used on Emission Controlled Vehicles
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