New T Nut For Blower Idler Pulley Nitro Dragster Hemi Chevy Tractor 426 Bds Rcd on 2040-parts.com
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New and perfect. idlet T nut with 5/8 -18 thread,black oxide coated for years of trouble free service,made in house,not in china, just like everything we sell. Works with all idler brackets,a very nice part. |
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