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Manley SB-Chevy H-Beam Connecting Rod Standard Weight Series

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SB-Chevy H-Beam Connecting Rod Standard Weight Series
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SB-Chevy H-Beam Connecting Rod
  • Standard Weight Series
  • 5.700'' (Stock) Center-to-Center
  • 2.100'' Crankshaft Journal Size (Large)
  • 2.225'' Big End Bore
  • 0.9281'' Piston Pin Bore
  • 7/16'' ARP 8740 Cap Screws
  • 630 Grams
  • 1/pkg.
  • Estimated to ship direct from manufacturer on 04/19/24 , pending manufacturer availability. Learn More
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