Universal Valve Cover Clamp Kit Mr Gasket 9899 Short Style on 2040-parts.com
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These chrome plated steel valve cover clamps help distribute bolt pressure more evenly for better sealing. The longer, competition style clamps are ideal for use on valve covers using only 4 hold-down bolts, while the smaller style clamps are ideal for use on covers utilizing more than 4 hold-down bolts. Both styles will only accommodate up to a 1/4'' dia. hold-down bolt.
Mr Gasket 9899 DetailsSpecifications:Hold-Down Finish Chrome Quantity Sold as a set of 8 Manufacturer's Part Number: 9899 |
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