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Racing Go Cart Titanium Screws Aluminum Countersunk Conical Washers & Jet Nuts on 2040-parts.com

US $17.50
Location:

Dallas, Texas, United States

Dallas, Texas, United States
Condition:New Brand:Boeing Manufacturer Part Number:Multiple

You are bidding one lot of 10 sets of the following:

10 each Boeing Titanium Screws

Boeing p/n: BAC30NN3K2 = 3/16”-1032 Thread = 1/8” Grip x .470 Long

Titanium Screws: Made for Airplanes! Great for Racers! Titanium bolts and screws were made for the aerospace industry. They are 40% lighter than steel bolts, stronger than steel, resist acid and will not corrode or rust. 

10 each Aluminum Countersunk Conical Washers

Bore: .225 (For 3/16” Screws) Width: .887 Height: .080

10 each Boeing Reduced Head Light Weight Jet Nuts:

Boeing p/n: BACN10YR3 with Kaylube Molybdenum Disulfide Dry Lubricant Coating made for use with Titanium Screws.


Even though it is in new condition, buyer is responsible to make sure that this part will work for their application as there is no warranty or guarantee expressed or implied.


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