Hellcat Supercharger to LT5 Throttle Body Adapter

Hellcat Supercharger to LT5 Throttle Body Adapter

Marsoni

M251S

$69.99

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Hellcat Supercharger to LT5 Throttle Body AdapterHellcat Supercharger to LT5 Throttle Body Adapter This adapter allows you to bolt a LT5 throttle body directly to a Hellcat supercharger inlet Adapts LT5 throttle body to Hellcat supercharger Rotates the GM throttle body to avoid interference with the hellcat supercharger Made in Wichita, Kansas from aerospace grade, USA produced billet aluminum Includes adapter plate, O ring seal, and mounting hardware

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