Dana 44 High Steer Arms 1" With 10 Degree Correction For Flat Top Knuckles on 2040-parts.com
Lancaster, California, US
These high steer arms have never been ran only used for set up, then had to go a different way. I do not remember who I bought them from but believe it to be BTF or Balistic. I do know they were 225.00 new with out the spacers. These arms are drilled for 3/4" bolts to run heims.
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