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Sa Gear .250 Double Roller Timing Chain Chrysler Mopar 383 400 413 426 440 1 Blt on 2040-parts.com

US $56.95
Location:

Brookings, South Dakota, United States

Brookings, South Dakota, United States
Condition:New Brand:SA GEAR Part Brand:SA Gear Manufacturer Part Number:78104 Part Number:78104 / 78104R Other Part Number:78104R

BB Chrysler 383 400 413 426 440 W/ Single Bolt Cam .250" Double Roller Timing Chain W/ Steel Crank Sprocket & 3 Keyway

S.A. Gear is a USA based company that manufactures the best timing components available. They use the finest raw materials and maching techniques possible to maintain the highest standards of manufacturing and quality control.


Timing Kit Includes:

  • .250" Diameter double roller chain.
  • Cast iron cam sprocket.
  • 3 keyway crank sprocket with +4°/-4° cam adjustments.
  • Heat treated crank sprocket with black oxide coating.



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