Honda (civic And Del Sol) B16a2 Pistons W/o Rings on 2040-parts.com
Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, United States
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The pistons are new in the original package. The package are open but never we're used. It's for: Honda civic (99-00) and Honda Del Sol (94-97). Don't includes the piston rings.
Los pistones son nuevos y estan es su empaque original. El empaque fue abierto pero los pistones nunca se utilizaron. Estos pistones funcionan en: Honda Civic (99-00) y Honda Del Sol (94-97). No incluye los aros de pistones. |
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