Exhaust compensator steel 2,5'' (63mm) STEERING/SUSPENSION 9-5NG (10-11) Inner diameter 1 (mm): 60 transmission/clutch
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Exhaust compensator steel 2,5'' (63mm) STEERING SUSPENSION 9 5NG (10 11) Inner diameter 1 (mm): 60 transmission clutch Inner diameter 1 (mm): 60 mm Inner diameter 2 (mm): 83 mm Inner diameter 1 (inch): 2 3 8 inch Inner diameter 2 (inch): 3 1 4 inch Length: 100 mm Color: Blue Wall thickness: 5 mm Temperature range: 40 to +180 degreeC Outer diameter 1: 70 mm Outer diameter 2: 93 mm Reinforcement: 4 layers Material: High quality silicone rubber polyester fabric Clamping range: 72 80 mm Width: 20 mm Fits do88 silicone hose with inner diameter: 63 70 mm Hexagon head screw: Allen 5 mm Max thightening torque: 13 Nm (*) Weight: 148 This helps reduce the risk of pipe fracture or failure that could occur in a solid joint due to movement of the engine under load The pipe has a sleeve in one end allowing you to connect it to another pipe using a pipe clamp
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