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Pedrick Piston Ring Set A5 on 2040-parts.com

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Petersburg, Virginia, United States

Petersburg, Virginia, United States
These are new never been used look at the pic they do have some surface rust.
Part Brand:Pedrick Country of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:A5 NOTE:Please read full ad below for additional info. Warranty:No Size:This is a STD Size Set

The all purpose piston ring set with.  FormFlex Oil Rings.
CS8 Oil ring dia. 3.5 width 3/16
TF1 taper-face   dia. 3.5 width 1/8
VS2 V-seal comp. ring dia. 3.5 width 1/8

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