Jesel J2k Nascar Shaft Rockers on 2040-parts.com
New Gloucester, Maine, US
THIS IS A VRY EXPENSIVE INCOMPLATE SET OF JESEL J2K SHAFT ROCKERS FROM ROUSH YATES RACING FROM AN OLDER YATES HEADED FORD NASCAR ENGINE. THERE ARE 8 DA4S 2.10 AND 7 DASR 2.10. THESE COST OVER $1300 A SET AND HAVE ONE RACE ON THEM
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