Wrist Pins .912 Dia. X 2.750 Long X 150 Wall Mat. Chrome Moly 125gr on 2040-parts.com
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Chrome Moly wrist pins 912-2750-150 - New , never used(out of box)
SET OF 8 Pins. OD .912 Length 2.750 Wall .150 Weight 125Gr. Aprox. OD chamfer .012 x 45Deg.(both sides edges)Aprox. Questions welcome. See pic. of actual item. !No Returns! |
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