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Brian Crower 5.5mm Stem Keepers/Locks fits BC2010 & BC2011 (Honda/Acura)

Item TL-664261
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • 5.5mm Stem Billet Keepers/Locks Set of 32
      • If Using Late Model K20 Cylinder Head (After 2004), You May Need to Purchase Keepers to Accommodate BC2010 or BC2011 Retainers
      • Fits Honda/Acura Engines

      Description

      High-Performance Engine Component. The Brian Crower 5.5mm Stem Keepers/Locks are designed to secure BC2010 and BC2011 valve retainers, ensuring precise valve control and reliable operation in demanding conditions. These billet keepers are essential for maintaining valvetrain stability and preventing component failure during engine operation.

      Construction and Appearance. Made from high-quality billet material, these keepers offer superior strength and durability. The precision-machined finish provides a clean, professional appearance while ensuring tight tolerances for optimal fitment and performance.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward for experienced users. These keepers are specifically designed for BC2010 and BC2011 retainers to ensure proper fitment without modification.

      Application. Intended for Honda and Acura engines, these keepers are particularly relevant for users with late model K20 cylinder heads made after 2004 who need to accommodate BC2010 or BC2011 retainers.

      Brian Crower BC2940

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