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COMP Cams 1754-1 - Retainer Lightweight Tool Steel F

COMP Cams  |  SKU: COMP-1754-1
$3599 $3959

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Description

COMP Cams 1754-1 - Retainer Lightweight Tool Steel F

7 Degree Tool Steel Retainer for 8mm Valve, Spring w/ 1.250" O.D

CNC-machined for consistency, this 10 degree lightweight tool steel retainer features light weight, exceptional strength and wear characteristics. Fits engines with 1.250" O.D. valve spring such as our 26921 spring.

angle and fit 8mm stems. Tool Steel Retainers provide the best of all valve train benefits: light weight, as well as exceptional strength and wear characteristics. Approximately 33% lighter than conventional chromemoly Steel retainers and only 2-4 grams heavier than titanium (depending upon application), they are made from high-grade Tool Steel, making them able to withstand even the most demanding Race applications. Developed using latest FEA and CAD software, these retainers are CNC-machined for consistent quality and Spintron-tested to extreme RPM.

C.A.R.B. Exempt for On-Road Vehicles?: Yes
C.A.R.B. Exemption Reason: No impact on pollution output of vehicle.
C.A.R.B. E.O. Number: N/A
Compatible Lock: 623-1
Diameter 1: 1.235
Diameter 2: 0.86
Diameter 3: 0.61
Amazon ASIN: B005H89TJS
C.A.R.B. Exempt for Racing and Off-Road Only Vehicles?: Yes, but must be a race/competition only vehicle.
C.A.R.B. Exempt for Federally Certified Vehicles Manufactured Before 1967?: Yes, but must meet tailpipe emission standards for year of vehicle.
C.A.R.B. Exempt for California Certified Vehicles Manufactured Before 1965?: Yes, but must meet tailpipe emission standards for year of vehicle.
C.A.R.B. Exempt for Foreign Vehicles Manufactured Before 1967?: Yes, but must meet tailpipe emission standards for year of vehicle.

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