ACL RACE BEARING the manufacturer par excellence of reinforced trimetal race or normal series bearings for your engine.
ACL remains the manufacturer par excellence in terms of reinforced trimetal bearings and bushings for motors. ACL has been very omnipresent in the world of competition for a long time, for example in Brabham Formula 1 or even in the Australian Supercar championships in particular.
ACL offers you high quality trimetal bearings and bushings manufactured with innovations, processes and materials resulting from several years of testing and research. Each product has been specially designed and adapted for the relevant engine in question.
ACL has two ranges of bearings, the "H" range and the "HX" range. The "HX" range being a higher range than their other "H" range. Anyway, even if you don't have an "HX" model available for your engine, the H range will in any case outperform your stock bearings.
This Pad Set ACL reinforced RACE series trimetal is compatible for:
- NISSAN Skyline R32 GTS RB20 DET 212ch
Reference ACL BEARING TRIMETAL : 7M2394H in standard dimension by default
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