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Mace Endurance Spec Lifter/lash Adjuster Set For Ford Falcon Ba Bf Fg 4.0l 6cyl on 2040-parts.com

AU $209.00
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Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Condition:New Brand:MACE Manufacturer Part Number:SPG627

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MACE ENDURANCE SPEC LIFTER/LASH ADJUSTER SET TO SUIT FORD FALCON BA BF FG 4.0L 6 CYLINDER


MACE ENDURANCE SPEC LIFTERS/LASH ADJUSTERS are a premium replacement to suit standard rebuilds.


Suits all BA, BF and FG 6 cylinder Ford Falcons and Territorys.




Please Note:


This set includes 24 lifters/lash adjusters.


Images used are for illustration purposes only.


PART NUMBER - SPG627


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