Cp Pistons 4g63 2g Eclipse Evolution Evo 156mm Rod 85.5mm Bore 94mm Stroke on 2040-parts.com
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Whether you’re racing a Honda, Acura, Mitsubishi, Toyota, Nissan, Part #: SC7244 Compression: 9.0 Mitsubishi EVO VIII/EVO IX (ROD 156MM, 6MM LONGER THAN STOCK) Compression: 8.5 Mitsubishi 4G63 2G (ROD 156MM, 6MM LONGER THAN STOCK) Stroke: 94mm Part #: SC7247 Compression: 9.0 Mitsubishi 4G63 2G (ROD 156MM, 6MM LONGER THAN STOCK) Compression: 9.5 Mitsubishi EVO VIII/EVO IX (ROD 156MM, 6MM LONGER THAN STOCK) Stroke: 94mm Bore: 85.5mm Features include: Note: Please Select from Option Above. Picture for reference use only |
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