Arp Big Block Chevy Oil Pump Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Davidson, North Carolina, US
ARP Performance Oil Pump Shaft for Big Block Chevy
ARP PART NUMBER: 135-7901
ARP designed these Extra Heavy Duty oil pump shafts with the reliability that you need.
They are made from heat treated chrome-moly steel and rated at 220,000 psi. Much stronger than any OEM shaft.
Regular Retail Price on this shaft is $15.99.
Our Price of $13.60 is 15% off of the retail price.
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