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US $25.00
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Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New Brand:Manley Manufacturer Part Number:13152-8

Manley 10 Degree Machined Valve Locks 13152-8
Valve Locks, Machined, Steel, 10 Degree, 1-Groove Beadlock, 5/16 in. Valve Stem, +.050 in. Height, Set of 16

Brand: Manley

Manufacturer's Part Number: 13152-8

Part Type: Valve Locks

Product Line: Manley 10 Degree Machined Valve Locks

Summit Racing Part Number: MAN-13152-8

Valve Stem Diameter: 0.311 in.

Lock Style: 10 degree

Lock Groove Quantity: 1-groove beadlock-style

Lock Material: Steel alloy

Manufacturing Process: Machined

Recessed for Lash Cap: No

Quantity: Sold as a set of 16.

Notes: Lock set has a + 0.050 in. installed height. 16 pieces, enough to do 8 valves.

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