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Fits 1986-1993 Mustang 5.0 Fenderwell Cold Air Intake (Blackout Finish)-15575 PICS Spherical Pivot Bearing TFH001-SCR

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Fits 1986 1993 Mustang 5.0 Fenderwell Cold Air Intake (Blackout Finish) 15575 PICS Spherical Pivot Bearing TFH001 SCR Spherical Pivot Bearing GMC V3500 (1988 1991) torque and throttle response right out of the box This great looking BBK Performance cold air intake kit has been designed as a direct replacement for the restrictive factory intake and installs with few simple hand tools in less than an hour This air intake kit will improve your horsepower

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