Gsrf Front Alignment Turn Plates on 2040-parts.com
Ridge, New York, US
You are bidding on a new set of front alignment turn plates. These only rotate and are 3/8" high. They are designed to roll your front wheels on them. Indicators at 20, 15 & 0 degrees are indicated on the base plate. These are new and are made and sold by Gil Smith Racing Fabrication. These are sold in pairs only. There is a 10 day turn around from payment to shipping if not in stock.
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