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Ford 302 331 347 5.315" 5.400" Forged I-beam Connecting Rod W/bushing on 2040-parts.com

US $110.00
Location:

Dallas, Texas, US

Dallas, Texas, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:ADEPT Manufacturer Part Number:RDCAI5315-1 RDCAI5400-1

This listing is for a NEW set of eight (8) 5140 forged I-beam connecting rods for FORD LINCOLN MERCURY small block 302 V8 engines.

Rod specs are as follows:

Engine FamilyFORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY - Small Block 302 Based V8
Material5140 Forged Steel
Connecting Rod Beam StyleMachined I-Beam
Connecting Rod Length Center to Center (in)5.315 or 5.400
Big End Bore Diameter (in)2.123
Pin End Bore Diameter (in)0.912
Big End Width (in)0.833
Wrist Pin StyleFloating
Cap Retention Style

Thru-bolt

We have 5.315", and 5.400" in stock, please let us know which one you need after hit the "BUY IT NOW" button.

Texas buyers will be charged 8.25% sales tax to your total amount.

Item will only ship to Paypal or Ebay certified address

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE CONTACT US FOR SHIPPING QUOTE BEFORE CLICK "BUY IT NOW"

 

 

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