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Lokar Anchor-Tight Locking Flexible Engine Dipstick 1955-79 Small Block Chevy
625-X1220017
1955-79 Small Block Chevy
Specifications:
Accepted by the NHRA in All Classes of Competition!
Lokar's Anchor-Tight design keeps dipsticks from ejecting under high pressure. Assemblies have PTFE-lined stainless steel braided housings and easy-to-read inner measuring cables. Handles are anodized blue, red, brite (silver), or black with a stainless steel housing; Midnight Series has both black handle & housing.
Features
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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