Eagle Acura B18A/B Engine (Length=5.394) Connecting Rods (Set of 4)

Eagle Acura B18A/B Engine (Length=5.394) Connecting Rods (Set of 4)

Marsoni

M251S

$203.50

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Eagle Acura B18A/B Engine (Length=5.394) Connecting Rods (Set of 4)Eagle's commitment to quality and service has resulted in customer loyalty and satisfaction. This, in turn, has fueled rapid growth over the years. Eagle added crankshafts to our lineup a few years later as well as expanding our offerings in connecting rods. Continuous design improvements and improvements in materials and manufacturing techniques have resulted in Eagle being the largest and most respected aftermarket connecting rod and crank

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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025