Hot Rod - Rat Rod - Race - Grp Aluminum Con Rod Steering Column Drop - 1.75 - 2" on 2040-parts.com
Twain Harte, California, United States
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Used, not damaged GRP Aluminum Con Rod - Suitable for making your own Steering Column Drop - With bearings in them - If used at the rod bore size the dowel can be used as some OEM columns do. These have a machine polished finish that will really shine when finished by hand. - APPROXIMATE Rod Specs - Center to center - 6.0 " * Big end ID - 2.0" * Bearing ID - 1.89" * Big end width - .905" * Pin bore - .990"
This auction is for 1 (ONE) con rod - - USA only please |
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