12 Nos Lycoming 320 360 Oil Regulating Piston Rings, Pn 72454 on 2040-parts.com
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Wow this is sealed! It is a factory packaged set of of 12 NOS Lycoming Oil Regulating Piston Rings, PN 72454. These fit the following engines, the 0320, 0340, 0360, O540 and VO360. They retail for $42 each. Free Priority Domestic Shipping. PLEASE Note: we only have one package of these. International Buyers Welcome!
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