Competition Cams 601-16 Valve Locks Valve Spring Retainer Locks Ratrod on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, Missouri, US
New Comp Cams Competition Cams 11/32
7 degree single groove valve locks
New, never used, been on the garage shelf for a while
The packaging is old - plastic is brittle & hole has been poked through on the plastic (can see in picture)
Part Number 601-16
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