Flame Aluminum Billet 6 Hole Steering Wheel Horn Button W/ Flame Horn Center Cap on 2040-parts.com
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New 6 hole aluminum billet steering wheel horn button with Laser printed FLAME horn cap.
This horn button will fit 6 holes MOMO AND MOST 6 HOLE STEERING WHEEL has 2.75" BC or 1.375" from center to each hole of 6 holes.
This horn button come with:
* 6 of M5 X 16mm cap screws and wire.
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