Irs Spring Plate Kit Racing Reinforcement Cover Plates Usa Made Tig Welded on 2040-parts.com
Corona, California, United States
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USA made kit is designed to work with AC501360 and AC501361 IRS coil over spring plate conversion kits to prevent the large 3/4 bolt from backing out while driving. |
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