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Nitrous Outlet Ford 1996-2004 4.6L 2V Mustang Plate System - Gas/E85 (5-55psi)(50-200HP)(15lb Bottle)Max Flow 400+HP Black Anodized Billet Aluminum Plate Fits 1996 2004 2V Mustang GT Includes all hardware and wiring needed for installation Includes jetting for 50 100 150 200 HP Gain up to 200 HP. This wet nitrous plate system comes out of the box ready to spray up to 200 HP but is capable flowing up to 400 HP with additional jetting. Superior Atomization. This injection plate has 6 specially designed nitrous and fuel discharge ports that completely
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