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Cylinder Head Gasket For 82.5mm Pistons For Audi 5-cyl 20v S2 S4 S6 Aby Adu Aan on 2040-parts.com

US $175.57
Location:

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom
Condition:New Brand:Victor Reinz Surface Finish:Not applicable Manufacturer Part Number:034 103 383 AD, 034 103 383 J

New cylinder head metal gasket for pistons 82,5mm. Another piston diameters also possible on request.
This gasket has 4 layers and is 1,6mm thick.
Gasket manufacturer is Victor Reinz, we only rework (on CNC machine) this gasket to accommodate bigger pistons.
Fits engines: ABY, ADU, AAN, 3B, 7A (all 20V engines)
034 103 383 AD and
054 103 383 J

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