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1955-65 Chevy Water Neck Chevy Bolt Kit, Stainless Steel
1955-65 Chevy Water Neck Chevy Bolt Kit, Stainless Steel
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1955-65 Chevy Water Neck Chevy Bolt Kit, Stainless Steel
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Material Type:
Stainless Steel
Finish:
Polished
Sold in Quantity:
Set
Notes:
All bolts are same length. Includes washers.
Thread Pitch:
3/8"-16
Wrench Type:
Allen
Threads:
RH Male
Wrench Size:
5/16"
Thread Length:
.97"
Mounted Length:
.97"
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These stainless steel bolt kits will dress up your S/B Chevy engine while giving it corrosion-resistant performance. Allen head.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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