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AFCO 80094 Billet Aluminum Radiator Cap with Logo
AFCO 80094 Billet Aluminum Radiator Cap with Logo
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AFCO 80094 Billet Aluminum Radiator Cap with Logo
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MFG. Part #:
80094
Pressure Rating:
16 lbs
Material Type:
Stainless Steel
Finish:
Polished
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Each
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- 16 lb. radiator cap is made of billet aluminum and fully polished
- Engraved AFCO logo
- For Street use only
Learn more about cooling systems, how to choose the proper pressure cap, and how they work by reading our tech article. Cooling System Principles.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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