Straub Technologies Dual Valve Spring - 355 lb/in Spring Rate - 1.200 in Coil Bind - 1.290 in OD (Set of 16) Full-Bore Race Products â”¬â•œ-20 UNF Tread x 1 Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Straub Technologies Dual Valve Spring - 355 lb/in Spring Rate - 1.200 in Coil Bind - 1.290 in OD (Set of 16) Full-Bore Race Products â”¬â•œ-20 UNF Tread x 1 Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 64473466450
Price: 112.00 USD
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Straub Technologies Dual Valve Spring 355 lb in Spring Rate 1.200 in Coil Bind 1.290 in OD (Set of 16) Full Bore Race Products â”¬â•œ 20 UNF Tread x 1 Size:7 1 2 (60) â”¬â•œ 20 UNF Tread x 1 Flat Style With 25 years of experience in the performance industry Valve Spring

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