Arp Main Bolt Kits 135-5002 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Part
Type: Main
Cap Fasteners Product
Line: ARP Main
Bolt Kits Applications: Chevy, Big Block Main
Bolt Style: 2-bolt Fastener
Style: Bolt Head
Style: Hex Works
with Windage Tray: No Fastener
Yield Strength (psi): 180,000
psi Nuts
Included: No Washers
Included: Yes ARP main bolt kits are priced low, but their quality is
extremely high. These high performance bolts are rated at a hefty 180,000 psi
tensile strength and they have a wide-area flange to provide even load
distribution during torquing. That's a combination that will get the job done
for you.
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