FROM A RACE TEAM SELLOUT
BRAND NEW ALUMINUM FAN SPACER, DUEL BOLT PATERN, 1-1/2" WITH BOLTS, WILL FIT 5/8" OR 1/2" WATER PUMP HUB, (SPACER INCLUDED) GREAT CONDITION, BRAND NEW. The spacer is 2-5/8" diam. and has two bolt patterns, 1-7/8" & 2-1/8" bolt center to bolt center.
SOLD AS IS.
I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE PURCHASES.
Other for Sale
- Sb chevy r07 aluminum water pump nascar arca(US $9.99)
- Peterson oil filter(US $39.00)
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- 11 stainless & aluminum an & wiggins fittings for weiss oil pump nascar arca(US $9.99)
- Oldsmobile aluminum sheet metal valve covers 330,350,403,400,425,455,(US $149.00)
- Champ aluminum dry sump oil pan for sb chevy with 3 pickups needs repaired(US $9.99)
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