Eagle "SIR" I-Beam Forged 5140 Steel Connecting Rods - Ford 302, 5.0L (Press Fit) - 5.090" Rod Length, 565 Grams - (Set of 8) 283154 and peak speed recall Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Eagle "SIR" I-Beam Forged 5140 Steel Connecting Rods - Ford 302, 5.0L (Press Fit) - 5.090" Rod Length, 565 Grams - (Set of 8) 283154 and peak speed recall Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 12988763143
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Eagle "SIR" I Beam Forged 5140 Steel Connecting Rods Ford 302, 5.0L (Press Fit) 5.090" Rod Length, 565 Grams (Set of 8) 283154 and peak speed recall Size:7 1 2 (60) and peak speed recall NOTE: Series 8A does not include Helmet Hardware 1978 1983 Ford Fairmont 1979 1980 Ford E 250 Econoline Club Wagon

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