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Skunk2 Racing

Skunk2 Honda/Acura Magnetic Drain Plug Set (Oil and Trans. Pan Plugs)

SKU: SKK657-05-0030
Barcode: 873265004898

$31.40

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Skunk2 Honda/Acura Magnetic Drain Plug Set (Oil and Trans. Pan Plugs)

$31.40

$31.40

Tech Specs

Brand
Skunk2 Racing
SKU
SKK657-05-0030
Shipping weight
0.6 lb

Skunk2's Fine Tuning products and accessories, like its Magnetic Oil Drain Plugs for Honda, Acura, and Mitsubishi engines and transmissions (may fit other applications), help put the finishing touches onto your vehicle you work so hard to make perform well. More than just a simple accessory, Magnetic Drain Plugs are used throughout various forms of motorsports worldwide and help attract fine metal particles, allowing you to permanently rid them from your engine's crankcase and transmission housing. Manufactured of high-quality materials and pre-drilled for safety wire installations, Skunk2's Magnetic Drain Plugs are the ultimate engine safeguard.

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