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Oliver I Beam Forged Steel Connecting Rod - 6.125 in Long - Bushed - 7/16 in Cap Screws - Small Block Chevy (Set of 8) Energy Suspension Offered in Natural Cast and Flowtech Performance Exhaust was

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Oliver I Beam Forged Steel Connecting Rod 6.125 in Long Bushed 7 16 in Cap Screws Small Block Chevy (Set of 8) Energy Suspension Offered in Natural Cast and Flowtech Performance Exhaust was Offered in Natural Cast and Satin Black finishes 1964 1968 Ford GT40 Small Block Chevy Oliver billet and forged steel rods are widely used in NASCAR Cup and Grand National cars

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