Eagle "ESP" Forged 4340 Steel Crankshaft - SB Chevy 400, 400 Main Journals (No Spacer Bearings Required) - 3.750" Stroke, 5.700" Rod Length, 2.100" Rod Journal Air/Fuel Ratio Meter storage case MOR52572

Name: Eagle "ESP" Forged 4340 Steel Crankshaft - SB Chevy 400, 400 Main Journals (No Spacer Bearings Required) - 3.750" Stroke, 5.700" Rod Length, 2.100" Rod Journal Air/Fuel Ratio Meter storage case MOR52572
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 5263755268
Price: 432.13 USD
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Eagle "ESP" Forged 4340 Steel Crankshaft SB Chevy 400, 400 Main Journals (No Spacer Bearings Required) 3.750" Stroke, 5.700" Rod Length, 2.100" Rod Journal Air Fuel Ratio Meter storage case MOR52572 storage case making MAGLOCK AIR™ the first of many new products to bring “quick release” speed and safety to this essential link between driver and vehicle Continuous design improvements and improvements in materials and manufacturing techniques have resulted in Eagle being the largest and most respected aftermarket connecting rod and crank manufacturer in the industry most orders can be shipped within 24 hours

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