Keith Black Performance Series Sbc 400 Hyper Pistons on 2040-parts.com
Billings, Montana, US
New in Box, uses standard 5/64,5/64,3/16 rings Press or float, Compression 9.1 with 64 CC 8.3 with 76 CC Heads, was going to used for blower motor project. Pal Pal only and shipping to USA 48 only
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