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Superior SA626140 Nut
MFR Model# SA626140
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| Vendor Part Number | Quantity | Description | Part Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| SA626140 | 12 | Connecting Rod Nuts | 08-11220 |
Overview
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Uniform hardness all the way through the steel barrel walls which allows the barrel to provide even wear while withstanding extreme cylinder temperatures and pressures. Exhaust and intake ports are volumetrically matched to maximum output and performance. Increased port wall thickness - eliminates problems with warping and cracking. Computer-generated head fin configuration - deliver more uniform heat transfer and fewer "hot" spots. Manufactured from the most advanced alloys available - exceed industry standard for strength and porosity. + Included with stud assembly. |
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Superior SA626140 Nut
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Superior SA626140 Nut
Fit perfectly solved intake leak. A&P
just what we needed. thank you
Lifters (6 each, intake and exhaust) arrived in a timely manner, but poorly packaged, in my opinion. One of the intake lifters was physically broken. . After a lengthy wait on hold with your customer service helpline, a replacement part was ordered and shipped. It arrived after a couple of days, intact.
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