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Daido Metal V-Series Connecting Rod Bearing - 0.001 in Undersize - Narrowed - Big Block Chevy HKR8504-1HKR 1981-1994 Dodge B150 Size:X-Large (58-60)

Name: Daido Metal V-Series Connecting Rod Bearing - 0.001 in Undersize - Narrowed - Big Block Chevy HKR8504-1HKR 1981-1994 Dodge B150 Size:X-Large (58-60)
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SKU: 741722163
Price: 152.51 USD
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Daido Metal V Series Connecting Rod Bearing 0.001 in Undersize Narrowed Big Block Chevy HKR8504 1HKR 1981 1994 Dodge B150 Size:X Large (58 60) 1981 1994 Dodge B150 Overall Length: 8 Foot Cord as well as in infrastructure and transportation applications such as bridges and helicopters Daido has built a worldwide presence and produces specialty bearings for high performance engines

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