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Mugen Reserve Tank Cover
Reserve tank covers for the brake and clutch to absorb leakage occurring due to various factors during driving. The fireproof aramid material ensures safety.
Mugen Reserve Tank Cover
Reserve tank covers for the brake and clutch to absorb leakage occurring due to various factors during driving. The fireproof aramid material ensures safety.
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I saw spongebob wristbands used before; MUCH cheaper and looks cooler anyway
</TD></TR></TABLE>I saw spongebob wristbands used before; MUCH cheaper and looks cooler anyway
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I saw spongebob wristbands used before; MUCH cheaper and looks cooler anyway</TD></TR></TABLE>
hell yeah!
I saw spongebob wristbands used before; MUCH cheaper and looks cooler anyway</TD></TR></TABLE>
hell yeah!
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I picked up a pair of black wristbands for $1. It helps clean up the engine bay imo. No reason to spend any more to get Mugen ones though unless you are showing.
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Brake fluid is a very dry fluid and actually wicks moisture to it. If you leave a one pint can open for say 4-5 hours it will be ruined. B/C it will absorb most of the moisture in the air into it, Thats why brake fluid looks dirty when it gets old. It has absorbed fluid through the seal. Haven't you ever popped the hood on a car and seen the ring of dirt around the seals on the brake resv cap and or the clutch resv cap. Those covers help filter the grit and keep the fluid cleaner longer...Those dirty rings near the lids are not from leaking fluid...They are from the dirty air and such in the engine bay getting draw into where the fluid is.
Hope that helps.
Brake fluid is a very dry fluid and actually wicks moisture to it. If you leave a one pint can open for say 4-5 hours it will be ruined. B/C it will absorb most of the moisture in the air into it, Thats why brake fluid looks dirty when it gets old. It has absorbed fluid through the seal. Haven't you ever popped the hood on a car and seen the ring of dirt around the seals on the brake resv cap and or the clutch resv cap. Those covers help filter the grit and keep the fluid cleaner longer...Those dirty rings near the lids are not from leaking fluid...They are from the dirty air and such in the engine bay getting draw into where the fluid is.
Hope that helps.
Bling bling. I like the various type of socks. They add some bling bling for your engine bay. In no way I think I *need* them but I do like the way they look. If you like the way it looks, that's enough reason to get them. It doesn't matter what others think.


