Ferrea 6000 Series Competition Intake Valve - SB Chevy - 2.055", 11/32" Stem Diameter, 4.960" Overall Length 913015 Reduce under hood temperatures a Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Ferrea 6000 Series Competition Intake Valve - SB Chevy - 2.055", 11/32" Stem Diameter, 4.960" Overall Length 913015 Reduce under hood temperatures a Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 3276309556
Price: 23.90 USD
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Ferrea 6000 Series Competition Intake Valve SB Chevy 2.055", 11 32" Stem Diameter, 4.960" Overall Length 913015 Reduce under hood temperatures a Size:7 1 2 (60) Reduce under hood temperatures a realistic 50% BMR Suspension's SP041 lowering springs are available in red powdercoat for long lasting good looks They provide a special heat treatment and stress relieving process Small Block Chevy

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