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Nos 406 Ford Forged Piston L2188f Standard Bore Trw on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

Lansing, Michigan, US

Lansing, Michigan, US
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NEW OLD STOCK TRW FORGED PISTON

PART NUMBER

L2188F

STANDARD BORE

406 FORD ENGINES

PISTON IS NEW

LOOKS OLD JUST COSMETIC, BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS AND YEARS

NO NIC'S, AND RING LANDS ARE PERFECT

SKIRTS ARE STRAIGHT.

 


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