€254,95
SIZE : W688 x H375 x 40MM
SPECIFICATION : High Performance Cooling Rad
MATERIAL : Aluminium
MODEL YEAR : EVO 7 8
M2 Motorsport alloy radiator. One of the best modification’s for any performance engine is reducing heat when power is increased temps are raised controlling temp will have a dramatic effect on engine power output. M2 Motorsport large volume alloy radiators are one of the first modifications you should consider when tuning your EVO 7 8 engine. Fits OEM chassis.
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SIZE : W688 x H375 x 40MM
SPECIFICATION : High Performance Cooling Rad
MATERIAL : Aluminium
MODEL YEAR : EVO 7 8
M2 Motorsport alloy radiator. One of the best modification’s for any performance engine is reducing heat when power is increased temps are raised controlling temp will have a dramatic effect on engine power output. M2 Motorsport large volume alloy radiators are one of the first modifications you should consider when tuning your EVO 7 8 engine. Fits OEM chassis.
| Weight | 30 kg |
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| Dimensions | 80 × 40 × 10 cm |
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SIZE : H375 x T425 x 42MM
SPECIFICATION : High Performance Cooling Rad
MATERIAL : Aluminium
MODEL YEAR : EVO 4 5 6 97-00
M2 Motorsport alloy radiator. One of the best modification’s for any performance engine is reducing heat when power is increased temps are raised controlling temp will have a dramatic effect on engine power output. M2 Motorsport large volume alloy radiators …
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