New Wolverine S-380 Engine Camshaft Timing Sprocket 1975-1978 Chrysler 400-440 on 2040-parts.com
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HERE IS A NEW WOLVERINE S*380 ENGINE DOUBLE ROLLER CAMSHAFT TIMING SPROCKET. IT FITS THE 1975 TO 1978 CHRYSLER 400 AND 440 8 CYL. ENGINES. THIS IS A DOUBLE SPROCKET. WE GIVE FAST SERVICE AND SHIPPING. GIVE US A TRY AND THANKS FOR LOOKING. |
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