Powerbond Main Drive Automatic Belt Tensioner L76 77 98 Ls2 Ls3 Lsa on 2040-parts.com
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
 
{tit}{cp}Holden Commodore HSV Powerbond Automatic Belt Tensioner (Main Drive) L76 L77 L98 LS2 LS3 LSA Part numbers: TN809 Please remember to check out our other performance products for sale *** You may receive an Address Confirmation email in case our system is unable to verify your delivery address based on our address database *** E255 For further additional support, please refer the link below MACE Support -Product Assistance Guide To submit a formal enquiry about any of our products or services, please click on the link below MACE Support - Submit an enquiry DOMESTIC ORDERS Orders typically take 1-3 business days to prepare and process prior to dispatch. Freight may take 1-10 business days from the date of dispatch to delivery within Australia. No Weekend Deliveries. Please Note: Saturday and Sunday ARE NOT business days. To Calculate freight costs simply proceed to the checkout where shipping will be calculated automatically. ***Please Note: COD (CASH ON DELIVERY) IS ROAD FREIGHTED AND WILL TAKE 3-10 WORKING DAYS FOR DELIVERY FOR MORE INFORMATION ON COD PLEASE CLICK HERE*** INTERNATIONAL ORDERS When you are checking out an international order, please complete all the necessary information. You must select your region from the delivery method drop down menu, to get the correct shipping costs. Orders outside of Australia may take up to 4 weeks. * Please note: You will be responsible for any applicable taxes and/or duties and will need to be paid upon delivery.* **Saturday and Sunday ARE NOT business days.** We at MACE ENGINEERING are a design company specialising in automotive product development. From a one off custom design right through to mass manufacturing, product, we can deliver. With over 25 years of experience, you can be assured we’ll make it happen for you. In addition to automotive products, we’ve also been involved in the design and manufacture of other items such as steel structures for the manufacturing and movie industries, consumer products, specialised machinery and electronics engineering and all things that help improve the performance of your Holden or Ford. Copyright 2010 MACE ENGINEERING GROUP |
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