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Mr. Gasket #1075 Screw In Studs!!!! on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Alachua, Florida, United States

Alachua, Florida, United States
Condition:New Brand:Mr Gasket Surface Finish:Black Oxide Manufacturer Part Number:1075

BRAND NEW SET OF #1075 MR. GASKET SCREW IN ROCKER STUDS. PAY-PAL ONLY NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING & NO RETURNS. PLEASE MESSAGE ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS & I WILL GET BACK WITH YOU A.S.A.P.! THANKS FOR LOOKING

Mr Gasket 1075 Chevy SB Ford SB Screw-In Rocker Arm Studs  7/16"-14 B x 3/8"-24 T, 16 pk

  • Sold as a set of 16
  • Base thread size: 7/16"-14
  • Rocker arm nut thread size: 3/8"-24
  • Effective stud length: 1-3/4" (1.750")
  • Rocker arm stud material: steel alloy
  • Notes: Requires cylinder head modification for screw-in studs. Competition studs ideal for high performance and race applications.

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