Del West Titanium 5/16" Shoulder Valve Locks on 2040-parts.com
Stanford, Kentucky, United States
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New Del west titanium valve locks for 5/16" valves using square locks these are -.050" @ installed heigh. you can $ave a ton on money on these locks.
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