Halibrand Champ Quick Change Axle Vintage Pavement Sprint Car 58 1/2 " Splined on 2040-parts.com
Anderson, California, US
This is a Halibrand pavement sprintcar rear axle, 58 1/2" over all , 26" X 32 1/2" this takes the clamp on inboard rotor mount, it is a hollow aluminum axle, the bearing surfaces are perfect, threads and splines perfect. The axle is strait, the carrier is perfect. The overall condition of this axle is good, it is a raceable piece. This is Halibrands top of the line 1 piece axle made from a forged 7075 billet machined and gun drilled, very tough.
This was also the most expensive axle they made, and warrented them unconditionly for one year as un breakable.
Sprints for Sale
Wheels 6 pin aluminum oval track racing(US $180.00)
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