RevMax Billet Input Shaft For 93-07 5.9L Cummins With 47RH, 47RE, & 48RE Transmissions 1999-2003 7.3l powerstroke denser air has always been CU-FWSTB-AG-14-2PC

Name: RevMax Billet Input Shaft For 93-07 5.9L Cummins With 47RH, 47RE, & 48RE Transmissions 1999-2003 7.3l powerstroke denser air has always been CU-FWSTB-AG-14-2PC
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SKU: 13550263771
Price: 449.50 USD
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RevMax Billet Input Shaft For 93-07 5.9L Cummins With 47RH, 47RE, & 48RE Transmissions 1999-2003 7.3l powerstroke denser air has always been CU-FWSTB-AG-14-2PC

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RevMax Billet Input Shaft For 93 07 5.9L Cummins With 47RH, 47RE, & 48RE Transmissions 1999 2003 7.3l powerstroke denser air has always been CU FWSTB AG 14 2PC denser air has always been the key Single Rear Recommended when purchasing a triple disc torque converter Designed and manufactured by RevMax in Charlotte

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