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1966-1990 Big Block Chevy 396-402-427-454 Timing Chain Cover, Black
1966-1990 Big Block Chevy 396-402-427-454 Timing Chain Cover, Black
396 Chevy Big Block V8, 402 Chevy Big Block V8, 427 Chevy Big Block V8, 454 Chevy Big Block V8
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1966-1990 Big Block Chevy 396-402-427-454 Timing Chain Cover, Black
Part # 9101737
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Bolts/Studs Included:
No
Style:
One-Piece
Material Type:
Steel
Color:
Black
Finish:
Painted
Gasket(s) Included:
No
Timing Pointer Included:
No
Sold in Quantity:
Each
MFG. Part #:
9101737
Hardware Included:
No
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This black steel timing chain cover fits 1966-1990 BBC 396-402-427-454 engines. This timing chain cover may require extra gasket thickness or shim under short pumps to clear the cover.
- 1966-1990 BBC 396-402-427-454
- EDP black finish
- Steel
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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