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Vw Bug Buggy Teflon Wrist Pin Buttons 94mm Ac198980 on 2040-parts.com

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Condition:New Brand:IAP/Dura International Placement:Engine Manufacturer Part Number:AC198980 MPN:AC198980 Warranty:Yes Surface:Teflon

     
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Item Details

VW Bug Buggy

Teflon Wrist Pin Buttons Set of 8

94mm AC198980

SKU: AC198980   

Application: For 94.0mm Set/8    

Kühltek Part Number: 9219 0281

Use these Teflon buttons on all high performance engines in place of the standard wrist pin keepers. To prevent the wrist pin from scaring your cylinder walls and damaging your cylinders.


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