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Triumph Tr3 Tr4 Piston And Connecting Rod Have 4 Selling Individually on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Rush, New York, US

Rush, New York, US
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Triumph TR3 TR4 Piston and connecting rod Have 4 Selling Individually. Pistons and rods are no longer available. The pistons made by BHB Pistons and bears part number 202436. It measures 3.240" or 82.30 mm. The Rod has the part number 201446 and 13339E and JGSB. I can supply rods marked 1 through 4.


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