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Diamond Pistons #11686 Sbc Street/strip Dome 4.030 Bore on 2040-parts.com

US $400.00
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Walled Lake, Michigan, United States

Walled Lake, Michigan, United States
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Brand:Diamond Pistons Manufacturer Part Number:11686

Diamond Pistons #11686 for Small Block Chevy Street/Strip Dome.  4.030 bore. Includes spirolox. Does not include wrist pins or rings. Set of 8. (MCS#596)

4.030 Bore
1.250 Compression Height
3.480 Stroke
6.000 Rod Length

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