Sbf C3 Yates Titanium Intake Valves 2.150 5/16 on 2040-parts.com
New Lebanon, Ohio, United States
Nice used set of Xceldyne titanium intake valves for sbf c3 yates heads. 2.150 dia. X 5.285 5/16 stem . The box says dyno time only and they look like it . Bid today and save. Thanks for your interest
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