Howards Max Oval Hydraulic Camshaft - Lift Rule - SB Chevy - 3500-6800 RPM - 236 Degree In, 242 Degree Ex Duration @ .050" - .390" In, .410" Ex Lift - 106 Degree Lobe Separation RS200 Racers will take note of MOR52572

Name: Howards Max Oval Hydraulic Camshaft - Lift Rule - SB Chevy - 3500-6800 RPM - 236 Degree In, 242 Degree Ex Duration @ .050" - .390" In, .410" Ex Lift - 106 Degree Lobe Separation RS200 Racers will take note of MOR52572
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 46474422769
Price: 134.99 USD
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Howards Max Oval Hydraulic Camshaft Lift Rule SB Chevy 3500 6800 RPM 236 Degree In, 242 Degree Ex Duration @ .050" .390" In, .410" Ex Lift 106 Degree Lobe Separation RS200 Racers will take note of MOR52572 Racers will take note of reduced weight when compared to rotors of similar strength Wishbone Rear End Locator 3500 6400 RPM Howards Cams is at the forefront of the industry

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