For sale is our engine girdle for BMW M52 engine. It's water cut from 8mm thick aluminum and designed to reinfoce the engine / shortblock. This connects the main caps so axial play is reduced and the short block is stiffened. It also supports the main caps to give them extra strength. Included in this kit: 1x girdle for M52 engine. For any questions please contact me through contact seller. We are shipping the item from the Netherlands. We ship worldwide. Happy bidding, Arnout v.d. Kamp SupraSport
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