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Mahle Pistons Nis264405p05 For Nissan Rb30det 3.0l Skyline 86.50mm 8.5:1 on 2040-parts.com

US $1,014.58
Location:

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Condition:New Box Content:6 Pistons with rings, locks and pins Compression Height:32.1mm Key Features:Grafal® skirt coating Pin Diameter:21mm Manufacturer Part Number:NIS264405P05 Crown Volume:-4.5cc Block Height:N/A Piston Type:Flat Top Brand:Mahle Warranty:Yes Stroker:No Skirt:Slipper Style Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Weight:332gr Displacement:2997cc Compression Ratio:8.5:1 (65cc) Bore:86.50mm Surface Finish:2618 Alloy Stroke:85.0mm Engine Make:Nissan Rod Length:152.5mm

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