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Srp Pistons Eagle Rods Combo Mitsubishi 1988-92 Eclipse/talon/evo 85.5mm 9.0:1 on 2040-parts.com

US $799.95
Location:

Brookings, South Dakota, United States

Brookings, South Dakota, United States
Condition:New Part Brand:Eagle / SRP Brand:EAGLE / SRP Manufacturer Part Number:CRS5900MA3D / 287582

SRP Pistons and Eagle Rods Combo Kit

Mitsubishi 1988-92 Eclipse/Talon/EVO 4G63 21mm Pin

  • New Eagle 4340 Forged Steel H Beam rods with ARP bolts - Set of 4
  • New SRP Performance Ring set - Set of 4
  • New SRP 4032 Forged Aluminum Piston set - Set of 4 (Pins and locks included)
  • Combination is good for 600 HP naturally aspriated, boosted, or Nitrous use
  • Bore: 85.5mm
  • Compression Ratio: 9.0:1 

    Please allow 2-3 days for your order to be shipped - Thank you

    Check out our other auctions for ARP Head Studs, Main studs and ACL bearing kits

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