Bullett Wide Five Spindles Dirt Late Model Imca Ump Twm Ub Machine Afco on 2040-parts.com
Monmouth, Illinois, United States
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Here is a used pair of BULLETT wide 5 spindles. They are 8 3/4" tall and it is 5 1/4" center to center of ball joint hole to tie rod hole. 3 1/2" brake caliper bolt pattern. Have several more spindles on other auctions Will combine shipping on multiple items.
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