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ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit for Ford 2.0L (YB) DOHC Cosworth Sierra/Escort M12SKU: 251 4701 UPC: 672036020262 ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit for 1986 1996 Ford 2. 0L (YB) DOHC Cosworth Sierra Escort M12 ARP Pro Series cylinder head stud kit secures the head on Ford 2. 0L YB DOHC Cosworth engines in Sierra and Escort models. These studs deliver consistent clamping force for high performance and racing builds. Precision manufacturing ensures gaskets and heads align perfectly during assembly. Key Features 8740 Chrome Moly Material:
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