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Airaid 96-05 S-10 / Blazer 4.3L PowerAid TB Spacer

SKU: AIR200-580
Barcode: 642046205805

$158.03

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Airaid 96-05 S-10 / Blazer 4.3L PowerAid TB Spacer

$158.03

$158.03

Tech Specs

Brand
Airaid
SKU
AIR200-580
Manufacturer part number
200-580
Category
Air Intake Systems › Throttle Body Spacers
Shipping weight
1.6 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
Compliant

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

The POWERAID Throttle Body Spacer is designed to enhance off-idle torque from 800 rpm to approximately 3,000 rpm. The spacer utilizes it's unique, patented Helix Bore design to spin the incoming air charge as it passes through the throttle body spacer. The spinning air action boosts the velocity of the incoming air and contributes to better atomization of the air/fuel mixture as the air charge enters the combustion chamber. The end result is more part-throttle torque and improved mid-range power.

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