Manley Timing Cover Studs 42134 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Style: Hex Fastener
Style: Bolt Washer
Included: Yes Fastener
Finish: Black oxide Fastener
Material: Steel Quantity:
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Keep your timing cover securely fastened with hex-style front timing cover bolts from Manley. These steel timing cover bolts are designed with a special flange for greater wrenchability and are available in either a black oxide or gold iridited finish for corrosion resistance. Now you can say goodbye to ugly timing cover bolts once and for all with these high-quality timing cover bolts from Manley.  |
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