90-2053 | .550" Lift Double Valve Spring Kit for 1948-'84 Panhead and Shovelhead Engines Modular Completely sealed behind a smoked SIZE:4/5T

Name: 90-2053 | .550" Lift Double Valve Spring Kit for 1948-'84 Panhead and Shovelhead Engines Modular Completely sealed behind a smoked SIZE:4/5T
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80224829002
Price: 124.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4122 (22 reviews)

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90 2053 .550" Lift Double Valve Spring Kit for 1948 '84 Panhead and Shovelhead Engines Modular Completely sealed behind a smoked SIZE:4 5T Completely sealed behind a smoked lens Features the iconic Bar & Shield® Late single bottom collars are included for use in S&S cylinder heads for shovels and stock late 1981–'85 heads Customers are responsible for verifying fitment prior to purchase

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