New 356 & 912 Align Bore Main Bearing Set Porsche # 616-100-138-75 on 2040-parts.com
Redwood City, California, United States
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Brand new set of NOS Repco Align Bore Main Bearings. Porsche part # 616-100-138-75 fits 356 C & SC from 1964 & 1965, and 912 from 1965 thru 1969. The size is +.010 Case and -.020 Crankshaft. (+.010-.020 ) High Quality, only two sets located. Some other size sets also available. Buy quickly!Sold as is.
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