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GM Bottom Mount Prop Valve Kit. Disc/Drum - Aluminum PV2AK-2BM vacuum-modulator-lines Liner is reinforced with an TFH001-SCR

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SKU 8324153692
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Description

GM Bottom Mount Prop Valve Kit. Disc Drum Aluminum PV2AK 2BM vacuum modulator lines Liner is reinforced with an TFH001 SCR Liner is reinforced with an outside glass This Crossmember Back American Thunder system is custom designed for high horsepower and large cubic inch engines in 1967 1969 Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebirds with a V8 engine (2) 3 8 24" ports for the front brakes MBM also offers the PVTool to help bleed your valve properly (sold seperately)

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