Competition Cams 8920-16 Pro Magnum: Retro-fit Hydraulic Roller Lifter on 2040-parts.com
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Competition Cams 8920-16 Pro Magnum: Retro-Fit Hydraulic Roller Lifter Lifter Pro Magnum: Retro-Fit Hydraulic Roller Lifter Pro Magnum: Retro-Fit Hydraulic Roller Lifter; 16 pc; Mopar Small Block 273-360 cid; Early Model Blocks Originally Equipped w/Standard Hydraulic Cam; FEATURES:
COMP Cams manufactures truly superior hydraulic and solid flat tappet, hyd and mechanical roller, and overhead camshafts for everything from OE replacement to full race, designed and manufactured using cutting-edge technology and the finest engineering in the industry. Whether your engine is naturally aspirated, or you run nitrous, or a supercharger or turbo, our cams make more horsepower than any other. Looking for that ultimate hard-hitting muscle car idle? Check out our aggressive new Thumpr Cams. Match our camshafts up with our competition-grade lifters, valve springs, timing sets, and other supporting components, and you'll experience the ultimate in race-winning reliability! | |
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