Hastings "Tough Guy" Racing File-Fit Piston Ring Set - Bore Size: 4.125" Top Ring: 1/16", Second Ring: 1/16", Oil Ring: 3/16" - Oil Ring Tension: Low RS00400110 s Strut Tower Braces are MOR52572

Name: Hastings "Tough Guy" Racing File-Fit Piston Ring Set - Bore Size: 4.125" Top Ring: 1/16", Second Ring: 1/16", Oil Ring: 3/16" - Oil Ring Tension: Low RS00400110 s Strut Tower Braces are MOR52572
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 28313707260
Price: 144.97 USD
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Hastings "Tough Guy" Racing File Fit Piston Ring Set Bore Size: 4.125" Top Ring: 1 16", Second Ring: 1 16", Oil Ring: 3 16" Oil Ring Tension: Low RS00400110 s Strut Tower Braces are MOR52572 s Strut Tower Braces are manufactured from a mix 1x2 inch steel tubing and laser cut 3 16 inch steel plate The G Limit Racing Shoe showcases some of the advances that G FORCE Racing Gear has made to our G Limit Series of products Ductile Iron Piston Rings

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