COMP Cams Bronze Gear CS/CB W/MSD .500in

COMP Cams Bronze Gear CS/CB W/MSD .500in

Marsoni

M251S

$97.65

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COMP Cams Bronze Gear CS/CB W/MSD .500inOne of the first requirements when installing a Steel Roller cam is the addition of a bronze distributor Gear. A stock cast iron Gear is not compatible with a Steel Camshaft. COMP Cams Gears are machined from AMPCO 45 extruded aluminum bronze with 5% Nickel added. These Gears feature a high strength tooth design that resists wear even when used with high pressure oil pumps. These extra tough Gears are the answer when higher Mechanical properties are

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I have them in every color and used to get them from Sams, but they stopped selling them and I was lucky to find them on Amazon. Got all colors again. They stay, it's all I'm gonna say! And don't show in any of my tennis shoes. Absolutely love them and wear them until they get holes. They last a LONG time too. They're on the thin side and my foot loves them because they tend to get hot. There's no shrinking, they wash great with exception of the white ones I couldn't manage to keep white - they turned a bit greyish.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026