Lot 4197397987

Supertech Dual Valve Spring Kit for 4G63 Evo/DSM Select Pressure Seat::92 @ 39.6 (SPRK-M1007D) 1995-1999 Eclipse GST/GSX Select::T2R-S05 XT Sprung Race with Ceramic Disc

Name: Supertech Dual Valve Spring Kit for 4G63 Evo/DSM Select Pressure Seat::92 @ 39.6 (SPRK-M1007D) 1995-1999 Eclipse GST/GSX Select::T2R-S05 XT Sprung Race with Ceramic Disc
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 4197397987
Price: 300.94 USD
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Supertech Dual Valve Spring Kit for 4G63 Evo DSM Select Pressure Seat::92 @ 39.6 (SPRK M1007D) 1995 1999 Eclipse GST GSX Select::T2R S05 XT Sprung Race with Ceramic Disc 1995 1999 Eclipse GST GSX • 1 2" NPT fitting for oil temperature sensor and o ring style drain plug SPRK M1007D 92 @ 39 6mm Max Lift: 16

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