Manley 11561-8 Bb Chevy 1.94 Severe Duty Exhaust Valves on 2040-parts.com
Battle Creek, Michigan, US
Set of 8 - Bulk pack New Old Stock Manley 11561 BB Chevy Severe Duty Exhaust Valves. 1.94" head diameter, 3/8" stem diameter, standard length 5.374", .220" tip length.
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