BC Brian Crower I-Beam Connecting Rods for VR38DETT R35 GT-R (BC6244) Swift 96 Inches of 200 PSI Select Model Year::2008-2011 CBA (27002-AN002) Discontinued

Name: BC Brian Crower I-Beam Connecting Rods for VR38DETT R35 GT-R (BC6244) Swift 96 Inches of 200 PSI Select Model Year::2008-2011 CBA (27002-AN002) *Discontinued*
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 99151826302
Price: 946.58 USD
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BC Brian Crower I Beam Connecting Rods for VR38DETT R35 GT R (BC6244) Swift 96 Inches of 200 PSI Select Model Year::2008 2011 CBA (27002 AN002) *Discontinued* 96 Inches of 200 PSI hose A 8AN PTFE hose attaches to a Radium fuel filter that mounts underneath the car using a specifically designed FT86 bolt on bracket Made from aerospace grade Every rod is CNC machined

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