Maxiforce Basic Engine Kit, .50MM Pistons, .010" Main Bearings, .020" Rod Bearings, Turbo, Tier 3, C6.6 for Caterpillar KS5039 2094 non-aspirated

Name: Maxiforce Basic Engine Kit, .50MM Pistons, .010" Main Bearings, .020" Rod Bearings, Turbo, Tier 3, C6.6 for Caterpillar KS5039 2094 non-aspirated
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 55160550523
Price: 763.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.837000000000001 (12 reviews)

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Maxiforce Basic Engine Kit, .50MM Pistons, .010" Main Bearings, .020" Rod Bearings, Turbo, Tier 3, C6.6 for Caterpillar KS5039 2094 non aspirated 2094 non aspirated 8970 Replaces OEM Number RE52988 Direct replacement for OEM BK708 10 20 Please verify fitment against your equipment's serial and engine casting numbers before ordering

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