Pro-gram M3840c4 Mopar 383-440 Ctr 4bolt Main Caps B&rb Wedge Engs on 2040-parts.com
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Pro-Gram M3840C4 Mopar 383-440 Ctr 4bolt main caps B&RB Wedge Engs Kit for 383-440 mopar engines. 383, 400, 426 and 440 wedge engines. Block will be need to be machined to fit the center 3 caps for cross bolts which are included. Includes instructions. You could use these without machining the sides of block if you remove the ears for the side bolts. Brand new never used. If you have questions, Call Pro-Gram Engineering Corp @ 330-745-1004. Pro-Gram Engineering, serving the automotive community since 1984. The #1 after market main cap manufacturer. Quality & craftsmanship the key in the manufacturering process. Made in the USA. Instructions Included. Shipping is $15 to any State in the USA |
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