G320 Transfer Port Heat Sink at RBinnovations.com

Jun 14, 2019

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G320 Transfer Port Heat Sink block mounts directly to the transfer port cover reducing overall engine temperatures and this heat sink features a scoop to allow maximum airflow over the heat sink fins to cool engine and also completely machined from solid billet aluminum. Visit https://rbinnovations.com/products/g320-transfer-port-heat-sink

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G320 Transfer Port Heat Sink at RBinnovations.com G320 Transfer Port Heat Sink block mounts directly to the transfer port cover reducing overall engine temperatures and this heat sink features a scoop to allow maximum airflow over the heat sink fins to cool engine and also completely machined from solid billet aluminum. Contact Us: RB Innovations Inc. PO Box 16, Minoa, NY 13116 (315) 451-4441 sales@rbinnovations.com https://rbinnovations.com/products/g320-transfer-port-heat-sink

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