Can someone identify these part numbers for me?
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Can someone identify these part numbers for me?
it's either an Apex seal or spring or something of that nature.. but i'm not sure...
and one i believe is a side seal...
but i just wanna make sure...
N3F1-11-C00
N326-11-C03A
N3Y1-11-C11
Thanks in advance
and one i believe is a side seal...
but i just wanna make sure...
N3F1-11-C00
N326-11-C03A
N3Y1-11-C11
Thanks in advance
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thanks kempo... that explains why i couldn't find the numbers on the net...
so i have 2 diff types of "old" apex seals?
can u tell if they're 3 pc or 2 pc?
so i have 2 diff types of "old" apex seals?
can u tell if they're 3 pc or 2 pc?
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that is what i use in all my engines. they hold up real good. i use them for road racing that means 20 minutes of non stop abuse 3 heats in each event 1 event per month 12 months a year. no winter down here so is race season all year long :-) in 85-95F weather. the down side compared to hurley or atkins type apex is that the stock ones are more likely to scratch your rotor housings if you blow one
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