Mitsubishi OEM Timing Belt Tensioner Arm for 6-Bolt 1G DSM Discontinued Fathouse Fab flat 12-point head design and HPT-F5-102108-140T6S

Name: Mitsubishi OEM Timing Belt Tensioner Arm for 6-Bolt 1G DSM **Discontinued** Fathouse Fab flat 12-point head design and HPT-F5-102108-140T6S
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SKU: 66469712773
Price: 39.91 USD
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Mitsubishi OEM Timing Belt Tensioner Arm for 6 Bolt 1G DSM **Discontinued** Fathouse Fab flat 12 point head design and HPT F5 102108 140T6S flat 12 point head design and larger than stock shank diameter for increased strength and improved flywheel register This metal crash beam mounts to the front of your car and can be used with the STM RS3 Intercooler Genuine OEM Mitsubishi factory replacement timing belt tensioner arm for the 6 bolt 4G63 1G DSM Talon and Laser Turbo models

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