Continental O300 Cylinders on 2040-parts.com
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, United States
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4 Cylinders were removed from engine because two had low compressions. Engine has about 650 SMOH. Compressions were 35, 38, 65 and 68 with leakage via rings on all, and the intake on one. All should be good as cores. Each includes piston, rings, push rod tubes, piston and rocker pins. Also including the lifter covers as I converted to the new style. Price is each, or buy all four for $450. |
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