Kent-moore J-42385-300 Time-sert Fixtures And Hardware Kit on 2040-parts.com
Yonkers, New York, US
J-42385-300 contains the guide plates, centering collars, alignment
pins, and bolts to center the repair when using components from
J-42385-100 to repair head bolt or main bearing cap bolt threads on
small-block V8 engines.
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