Rear Axle Nuts, New, Sprint Car , Left And Right Set on 2040-parts.com
Santa Clara, California, United States
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Sprint car rear axle nuts. Left and Right set. Made from billet Aluminum 6061-T6
CNC machined. Thread size is 2 1/2"-8, Left and Right threads. Left hand thread has notch indicator on hex. *THIS IS A SET. One left and one right hand thread. |
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