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TCI Pilot Extension Adapters

Considering an LS engine swap? TCI pilot extension adapters will help to make the fit a perfect match. Simply bolting the old-style converter to your LS engine will not work without the proper spacer. TCI spacers will create the required distance, so the nose of the torque converter fits properly with the crankshaft.

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$52.95

Sealed Power MA Series Main Bearings

These Sealed Power MA Series main bearings can actually polish the journals on your crankshaft. That's because there's a small percentage of silicon mixed in with the aluminum and tin that make up the bearing-surface alloy. The silicon is there for wear resistance, but its toughness actually smoothes the journals of a crank whose surface hasn't been optimized! This special surface alloy is laid over a high-strength 1010 steel backing and delivers improved seizure and corrosion resistance, as well as better control of wall variance. It also helps to minimize debris embedding, which can score the crank's surface.

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$72.99

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