Harley Davidson 45 Flathead New + .100 Piston And Rings Set #22262-29 (3) on 2040-parts.com
Loveland, Ohio, US
Harley Davidson 45 Flathead NEW +.100 piston set
New part # 22262-29
Kit includes:
2 pistons
2 sets of rings
2 piston pins
2 sets of piston pin snap rings
All parts are New Reproduction
Other NOS Sizes available:
+.010 , +.020
Other New Reproduction sizes available: +.030, +.040 , +.050 , +.060 +.070 , +.080, +.090 and +.100
If you are interested in any of these sizes please email us.
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