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McLeod Pressure Plate Bolts Ford V8

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Pressure Plate Bolts Ford V8
$27.00
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Pressure Plate Bolts
  • 1964-1985 Ford V8
  • Torque to 35 FT. LBS
  • Thread Size: 5/16"
  • 6/pkg.
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