426 Hemi Keith Black New Pistons & Ring Kit .040 Over on 2040-parts.com
Parker, Colorado, United States
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These Keith Black pistons and rings are brand new and have never been fired. I bought a 1970 426 hemi rebuilt short block and took it to my engine builder to have it disassembled for inspection. Come to find out 3 cylinders were grossly over honed, so I had to bore the block and buy new pistons.You can go to Summit racing website and search part# KB211KTM-040 for all the info and specs on these pistons. Keith Black makes great quality pistons for your hemi. New from Summit these are $721.00. Pistons are 040 over. My reserve price is very fair so bid to win. Will only sell to US addresses, selling as is. |
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