Comp 289-302-351w Ford Magnum Rail Type Roller Rocker Arms 1.7 Ratio 3/8" Stud on 2040-parts.com
US $142.88
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Richland, Mississippi, US
Returns Accepted:Returns AcceptedRefund will be given as:Money BackItem must be returned within:60 DaysReturn policy details:Return shipping will be paid by:BuyerRestocking Fee:NoManufacturer Part Number:1450-16Interchange Part Number:CCA-1450-16Warranty:YesCountry of Manufacture:United StatesPart Brand:COMP CAMS
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BRAND NEW IN THE BOX COMP CAMS MAGNUM ROCKER ARMS FOR SMALL BLOCK FORD 289-302-351W ENGINES.
COMP Cams® Magnum™ Rail Type Rocker Arms
These Magnum Roller Rocker Arms for Ford V8 289-351W (Rail Type) 1968-89 applications are the ultimate street rocker. With a 3/8" stud diameter and 1.6 ratio, they are designed for serious performance enthusiasts. All Magnum Roller Rocker Arms are constructed from 8620 chromemoly steel, which is a superior material that will not flex and assures maximum lift. Their roller tip reduces friction, while stiff design and superior ratio accuracy yield more effective valve lift. With a 15 to 30 horsepower increase over other rocker arms, Magnum Roller Rockers are perfect for performance applications with less than 350 lbs. open spring pressure. Don't accept inferior products or cheap knock-offs, look for the COMP Cams® logo stamped into the underside of every Magnum Rocker.
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