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COMP Cams 4601-16 Rocker Arm Nuts, 3/8 Dia., Polylock, Set
COMP Cams 4601-16 Rocker Arm Nuts, 3/8 Dia., Polylock, Set
3/8" Thread Pitch
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MFG. Part #:
4601-16
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Set
Thread Pitch:
3/8"
GTIN Code:
036584390343
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COMP Cams Hi-Tech Polylocks for Roller Rockers Arms, 3/8" Diameter.
COMP Cams Hi-Tech Polylocks work well in all high end race applications. They are tapered for extra strength in the locking area.
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