Pst Original Performance Front End Kit 1961 Pontiac Tempest (w/aluminum Sleeves) on 2040-parts.com
Montville, New Jersey, United States
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Dramatically improve cornering and handling of your vehicle with a PST Front End Kit! Old, worn steering and suspension components cause “play” in the steering system, resulting in unresponsive handling and wandering on the road. PST’s parts are precision engineered for durability that meets or exceeds OE standards, and are backed by our Lifetime Limited Warranty! We’ve packaged the most commonly needed components into our convenient Standard Front End Kits for the budget-minded customer. Each of our kits include PST’s Original Performance Rubber bushings.
This Front End Kit Fits:
Each Original Performance Front End Kit includes:
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NOTE: Typical kit pictured. Not all kits will appear exactly as the photo, nor are all components available for all kits.
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