Hh5636aegb1-a Honda H22 K1 Technologies H-beam Arp2000 Race Racing Imca Import on 2040-parts.com
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BRAND NEW K1 TECHNOLOGIES HONDA H22 HH5636AEGB1-A
H-BEAM RODS WITH 3/8 ROD BOLTS ARP 2000 TOTAL WEIGHT 630 GRAMS ROTATING WT 450 GRAMS RECP. WEIGHT 180 GRAMS ROD LENGTH IS 5.636/143.15MM BIG END WIDTH 23.77MM SMALL END WIDTH 23.77MM BRONZED SMALL END PIN DIAMETER 22MM BIG END DIAMETER 51.0MM I WILL SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS OF PAYMENT ------------ FULLY INSURED --------- |
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