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BLOX Racing Reverse Lockout Lever Adapter - BlackSKU: BXAC 00242 XBK BLOX Racing Reverse Lockout Lever Adapter Black for 1988 2001 Honda Civic CRX Del Sol and Acura Integra The BLOX Racing Reverse Lockout Lever Adapter replaces the factory plastic lever in manual transmission shifter assemblies on select Honda and Acura models. This black anodized CNC machined part fits 1988 2001 Civic CRX Del Sol and Integra models equipped with compatible transmissions like S20 S40 Y21. It delivers reliable
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