Nascar Lentz Rods & Bolts 6.00" X 1.976 X .904 on 2040-parts.com
Mooresville, North Carolina, US
LNZ.131001
Used set of 8 Lentz Steel Rods with bolts
From top Nascar team 1028 Total Miles
Length 6.000
Big end width: .904
Big end Bore: 1.976
Pin end bore: .788
Pin end width: .670
Carr Bolts: 3/8
For use with 1.850 journal
EDM oil hole to wrist pin
Uses Clevitte CB-1798 bearings (not included)
5 sets available some vary in size, email if you need something different
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