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Performance Conrod Bearing Set To Suit Ford Falcon Au Intech Vct 4.0l I6 on 2040-parts.com

AU $155.00
Location:

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Condition:New Brand:MACE Manufacturer Part Number:BER630-B

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These state-of-the-art conrod bearings, also known as big end bearings, are more suited for performance and high calibre rebuilds. They are manufactured by one of the most renowned bearing specialists in the world and in turn rank highly in all related mechanical properties including anti-seizure, wear resistance and conformability. Hence, you can be assured of quality fitment and smooth operation every time.

Please confirm which part number you require during checkout by utilising our fitment guide and parts guide below.


VEHICLE FITMENT GUIDE

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PARTS GUIDE

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Note: Image is for display purposes only. Standard replacement bearings can be purchased through another ad.


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DOMESTIC ORDERS


Orders typically take 1-3 business days to prepare and process prior to dispatch. Freight may take 1-10 business days from the date of dispatch to delivery within Australia. No Weekend Deliveries.


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Orders outside of Australia may take up to 4 weeks.


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We at MACE ENGINEERING are a design company specialising in automotive product development. From a one off custom design right through to mass manufacturing product, we can deliver.


With over 25 years of experience, you can be assured we’ll make it happen for you. In addition to automotive products, we’ve also been involved in the design and manufacture of other items such as steel structures for the manufacturing and movie industries, consumer products, specialised machinery and electronics engineering and all things that help improve the performance of your Holden or Ford.


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