Ls Gen 3 Valley Cover Billet Aluminum Low Profile Knock Sensor Delete Nitro Race on 2040-parts.com
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
LS Gen 3 Chev Valley Pan, Billet Aluminum with Stainless Allen Flat Head Bolts. Made in our shops from Aerospace Billet Aluminum. If you have questions concerning this product, as well as any of our other products, please contact: Stanke Motorsports, (651)481-9612.
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