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We have 2 sets of Standard size Ross racing pistons that have been sitting on the shelf for a little while. retail on our set of pistons is 749.00 plus freight

letting these go for 600.00 a set 25% off and free shipping. 700.00 with a complete engine gasket set. you can check the retail on the website.

http://www.silverbul...rod=1100pistons

this and many more deals at www.silverbulletmotorsports.net

Thank you for your business,

Jose Ramirez

Silverbullet Motorsports

2305 E. Palo Verde St. Suite A.

Yuma,Az 85365

(928)344-2117 shop

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