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8 New Nascar Aluminum Head Exhaust Valve Seats A3 Beryllium Copper 1.690" X .5" on 2040-parts.com

US $44.95
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Dresden, Ohio, US

Dresden, Ohio, US
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8 NEW NASCAR ALUMINUM HEAD EXHAUST VALVE SEATS A3 BERYLLIUM COPPER 1.690" x .5"

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A SET OF 8 BRAND NEW IN THE PACKAGE NEW DEL WEST BERYLLIUM A3 ALLOY VALVE SEATS FROM A TOP NASCAR ENGINE SHOP. ALL 8 ARE 1.690" OD x 1.300" id x .500" TALL. PART #RYR-SE-1690-1300-500-A3. THESE ARE A3 ALLOY. PERFECT FOR TITANIUM EXHAUST VALVES IN ALUMINUM HEADS. THIS IS A FULL SET OF 8 TO DO A PAIR OF HEADS. RETAILS FOR AROUND $18 PER SEAT OR $144 FOR WHAT IS LISTED. SAVE SOME $$$$$ HERE. NEW! 

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