RaceTec AutoTec Forged Dished Piston - 4.010 in Bore - GM LS-Series (Set of 8) 1000736 HLYFB522E The rear axle nut retains Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: RaceTec AutoTec Forged Dished Piston - 4.010 in Bore - GM LS-Series (Set of 8) 1000736 HLYFB522E The rear axle nut retains Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 32631787354
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RaceTec AutoTec Forged Dished Piston 4.010 in Bore GM LS Series (Set of 8) 1000736 HLYFB522E The rear axle nut retains Size:7 1 2 (60) The rear axle nut retains the wheel on a splined axle and takes the full torque the engine puts through the driveline 1991 1991 Chevrolet K2500 deliver the tolerances expected by the highest level of race engine builders while still maintaining personalized customer service to accommodate the entry level and Saturday night racer

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