Inlet Valves (4) A Series 997 Cooper, 948 Sprite, British Race Performance on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, United States
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This listing is for the Inlet Valves (4) 'A' Series 997 Cooper, 948 Sprite, Head Diameter 29.4mm, 1.154 Square Type Keeper Groove. This is Advanced Performance Technology's only and last set of these inlet valves. Set of 4 valves, including Post. Free shipping within the United States. Manufacturer: Advanced Performance TechnologyPart No: APT-99 |
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