Comp Cams Harmonic Balancer Tools 4920 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Tool
Installs: Yes Tool
Removes: No Adapters
Included: Yes User
Manual Included: No Case
Included: Yes Notes:
Not
compatible with GM LS-series engines. With their eight interchangeable adapters, these
universal harmonic balancer tool kits from COMP Cams fit all domestic and most
foreign engine applications. They utilize a thrust bearing to gently ease the
harmonic balancer onto the crankshaft snout. |
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