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AEM High Volume Fuel Filter for Honda Mazda Made of 304 grade stainless Made of 304 grade stainless steel and H series engines Fits in stock Honda Acura location or as a floating application on any vehicle Thread sizes for filter are 12x1
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AEM High Volume Fuel Filter for Honda Mazda Made of 304 grade stainless

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US$ 121.06

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