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1960 To 1983 Chrysler 170, 198, 225 Cu. In. Standard Piston Rings on 2040-parts.com

US $19.95
Location:

Elgin, Texas, United States

Elgin, Texas, United States
new old stock, very clean no rust.
Brand:Grant Piston Ring Company Surface Finish:chrome oil rings Manufacturer Part Number:128X-std. Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Interchange Part Number:Hastings #687-std. Type:Engine piston rings

Here we have a new old stock set of standard piston rings for a 1960 to 1983 with the 225 cu. in. engine. These will also fit a 1960 to 1969 Chrysler 170 cu. in. and a 1970 to 1973 Chrysler with the 198 cu. in. engines. These rings are 3.40' in diameter and have 12-5/64" compression rings and 6-3/16" oil rings. I can ship this worldwide and combine shipping, just wait for me to send you a combined shipping invoice before you pay. All used parts I sell are satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. Call me at 512-587-0525 if you have question.

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