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Chevy 350 Factory Forged Piston And X Casting Connecting Rod Assembly Std Bore on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Livermore, California, United States

Livermore, California, United States
Removed from a motor with unknown miles.
Manufacturer Part Number:464664 Warranty:No

Factory OEM USED forged piston with connecting rod

Removed from a 350 Chevy with unknown miles

Numbers on the piston is 464664, single eye-brow style.

The piston is for a standard bore engine. (4.000) the piston measures 3.997. It has been cleaned.

The rod is the thick beam X-casting. There were no spun bearings. 

These are USED

The pictures are of the style you will receive, I have more then one if you need more. 

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