Grt 5th Arm Lift Bar Dirt Late Model Shaw-rocket-imca-used on 2040-parts.com
Plano, Texas, US
38" torque/lift arm that was used on a GRT. May fit other dirt late models. 38 inches long including heims, has 32" center to center steel locating bar with heims. AFCO 1473-5 shock with coil over kit and 350# spring (10"). AFCO 6th coil kit w/ mini-spring and chain (14") - overall 21 1/2" center to center.
Also includes 3 other bare torque/lift arms - 2 are 38" with heims and 1 is 31" without heims.
Truck shipping - liftgate required for pickup or local pickup avaialable.
NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING - SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 ONLY - LOCAL PICKUP AVAILABLE
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