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ARP 100-7101 7/16 Inch Rocker Arm Stud Kit, Chevy/Ford
ARP 100-7101 7/16 Inch Rocker Arm Stud Kit, Chevy/Ford
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ARP 100-7101 7/16 Inch Rocker Arm Stud Kit, Chevy/Ford
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MFG. Part #:
100-7101
Overall Length:
2.66"
Material Type:
Chromoly
Thread Pitch:
7/16"-20
Thread Length:
1.00"
Thread Pitch (2):
7/16"-14
Thread Length (2):
.75"
Finish:
Black Oxide
Sold in Quantity:
Set
GTIN Code:
672036000271
Color:
Black
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These ARP rocker arm stud kits come complete for 7/16" threaded heads. They are designed for use with Chevy and Ford engines.
Specifications:
- Installed Height: 1.900"
- Adjuster Thread Length: 1.000"
- Adjuster Diameter-Pitch: 7/16-20
- Screw-in Depth: 0.750"
- Screw-in Diameter-Pitch: 7/16-14
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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