AFR Rocker Arm Nut - 7/16-20 in Thread - 2.100 in Length - Black Oxide - Stud Girdle - Chevy/Ford V8 (Set of 8) 813003 Size: 14 Inch Diameter with Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: AFR Rocker Arm Nut - 7/16-20 in Thread - 2.100 in Length - Black Oxide - Stud Girdle - Chevy/Ford V8 (Set of 8) 813003 Size: 14 Inch Diameter with Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 58831388425
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AFR Rocker Arm Nut 7 16 20 in Thread 2.100 in Length Black Oxide Stud Girdle Chevy Ford V8 (Set of 8) 813003 Size: 14 Inch Diameter with Size:7 1 2 (60) Size: 14 Inch Diameter with 6 Inch Washable Element and 1 Inch Sure Seal Spacer Material: 4340 Steel Stud Girdle high performance direct fit and racing air filters

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