New Carman Aluminum Steel Safety Bead Lock Imca Modified Street Stock Beadlock on 2040-parts.com
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A LOT BETTER BEAD LOCK THAN THE OTHERS SELL. THEIRS HAS A THIN STEEL OUTER RING. THIS ONE HAS AN ALUMINUM OUTER RING POLISHED AND A 1/2" THICK. JUST AS LIGHT AND CAN TAKE A HECK OF A LOT MORE ABUSE.
THIS HAS A STEEL INNER RING SO YOU CAN WELD IT TO A STEEL WHEEL FOR 15" WHEELS. I SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS OF PAYMENT I SHIP FULLY INSURED. THIS IS A QUALITY MADE IN THE USA PART WITH GRADE 8 BOLTS |
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