Arp 134-7103 7/16" Rocker Arm Stud Kit Imca Nhra Dirt on 2040-parts.com
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
7/16 Rocker Arm Stud Kit
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Specifications | |
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Installed Height | 1.770˝ |
Adjuster Thread Length | 0.670˝ |
Adjuster Diameter-Pitch | 7/16-20 |
Screw-in Depth | 0.700˝ |
Screw-in Diameter-Pitch | 7/16-14 |
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