Oliver 6.000" Rod 2.100 Sb Chevy Carrillo Drag Race Ump Wissota Imca #2 on 2040-parts.com
Monmouth, Illinois, United States
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Here is 1 ONLY used OLIVER connecting rod. It is 6.000" long, 2.100 crank pin and use a .927 wrist pin. Weigh about 675 grams and are 940 wide. Nice 6.000 rod. We do combine shipping on multiple items.
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