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Mace Lifters/lash Adjusters Ford Falcon Fpv Ba Bf Fg Boss 260 290 302 315 5.4 V8 on 2040-parts.com

AU $330.00
Location:

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Condition:New Brand:MACE Manufacturer Part Number:SPG811

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MACE ENDURANCE SPEC LIFTER/LASH ADJUSTER SET TO SUIT FORD FALCON FPV BA BF FG BOSS 260 290 302 315 5.4L V8

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


Suits all BA-FG Falcons and FPV’s fitted with the Boss 5.4L V8.


Please Note:


This set includes 32 lifters/lash adjusters.


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PART NUMBER - SPG811


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