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Mini Cooper S Main Bearing Set Complete on 2040-parts.com

US $144.99
Location:

Latham, New York, United States

Latham, New York, United States
Condition:New

I now have available main bearing that fit both '02-'06 Mini R53 supercharged and R50 non- supercharged motors.  These are complete sets with 5 uppers, 4 lowers and the lower thrust bearing. Manufactured by King Bearings, a major OEM and after market supplier, these sets come in both std and .025. Also supplying rod bearing sets and overhaul gasket sets. Call or text 518 445 5959 to jontheminiguy. thanks.

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