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3/4 X 9 Steel Swedge Tube Rod 4 Link Imca Sport Mod New on 2040-parts.com

US $14.97
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Lincoln, Arkansas, United States

Lincoln, Arkansas, United States
3/4 x 9 Steel Swedge Tube Rod 4 Link IMCA Sport Mod NEW, US $14.97, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Bryke Racing Manufacturer Part Number:301-709 UPC:Does Not Apply

  • 3/4" X 9" Steel Swedge Tube
  • Ideal for trailing arms, pull bars, torque arms, pan-hard bars, & adjustable upper a-arms.
  • Swedged ends for added strengths.
  • Gold anodized.
  • Right-hand threads on one side & left hand threads on the other.
  • Bryke Racing Part# 301-709


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