New Rocker Arm & 3/8" Pushrod Set 1966-1990 Chevy Bb 454 427 402 396 on 2040-parts.com
US $115.69
Location:
Indianola, Iowa, United States
Condition:New
Brand:Elgin
Warranty:Yes
Manufacturer Part Number:RK504 Rocker Arms PR441 PR442 Push Rods
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States
Interchange Part Number:MRK405 Melling R851-B Sealed Power
UPC:Does Not Apply
Other Part Number:GM Chevrolet bbc Big Block 7.4L
Buy with Confidence! eBay seller since Dec 8, 2001
This listing is for a brand new set of stock style rocker arms and 3/8"
diameter pushrods that are made in the USA by
Elgin Industries. Set comes with 8 intake pushrods, 8 exhaust pushrods, 16 rockers, 16 pivot balls and 16 lock nuts.
This set fits many of the following
big block V8 engines in Chevrolet and GMC passenger cars and trucks.
- 396 CID (6.5L) 1965-1970
- 402 CID (6.6L) 1970-1972
- 427 CID (7.0L) 1966-1969
- 454 CID (7.4L) 1970-1990
Pushrod Specifications Intake:
- Part Number: PR441S
- Overall length: 8.281"
- End Style: 5/16" Ball Ends
- Diameter: 3/8" x 0.060" Wall
- Material: Hardened 1010 Steel
- Guide Plate Compatible: Yes
Pushrod Specifications Exhaust:
- Part Number: PR442S
- Overall length: 9.254"
- End Style: 5/16" Ball Ends
- Diameter: 3/8" x 0.060" Wall
- Material: Hardened 1010 Steel
- Guide Plate Compatible: Yes
Rocker Specifications:
- Part Number: RK504
- Ratio: Stock 1.72
- Stud Size: Stock 7/16"
- Style: Stamped Steel
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Contact Information:
- Use the "Ask a Question" link at the bottom of the auction description to contact me by email.
- Phone: The best time to call is weekday mornings between 8:00 AM-11:00 AM Central Time. Call: 515-961-7292
Shipping Information:
- Items paid for by 9:30 AM Central Time on weekday mornings should ship the same day.
- I combine shipping on multiple purchases when possible.
Payment Information:
- I accept payments by Pay Pal.
- Only Iowa residents need to pay sales tax.
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- I do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts - US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.
Return Information:
- All items are returnable within 30 days. Shipping is not refunded. Items must be in new condition, uninstalled and in original packaging. Please contact me if you need to make a return.
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