Edelbrock Performer RPM Pontiac 455 Cylinder Head Assembled 2.11/1.66" Valve 215 cc Intake 87 cc Chamber - 1.460 Spring - Pontiac V8 Karting Shoes Allows clearance for spark plug Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Edelbrock Performer RPM Pontiac 455 Cylinder Head Assembled 2.11/1.66" Valve 215 cc Intake 87 cc Chamber - 1.460 Spring - Pontiac V8 Karting Shoes Allows clearance for spark plug Size:7-1/2 (60)
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Edelbrock Performer RPM Pontiac 455 Cylinder Head Assembled 2.11 1.66" Valve 215 cc Intake 87 cc Chamber 1.460 Spring Pontiac V8 Karting Shoes Allows clearance for spark plug Size:7 1 2 (60) Allows clearance for spark plug wires Product Descripton: 87 cc Chamber Cylinder Heads

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