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Sweet Mfg Steering Wheel Quick Disconnect Coupler Hub Splined P/n801-70004 Imca on 2040-parts.com

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Orlando, Florida, United States

Orlando, Florida, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:801-70004 Surface Finish:ALUMINUM Part Brand:SWEET MFG Brand:SWEET MFG

SWEET MFG PRECISION FIT ALUMINUM QUICK RELEASE HUB AND SPLINE KIT.

  • SWEET MFG
  • P/N # 801-70004
  • PRECISION FIT
  • PREMIUM ALUMINUM HUB
  • 360 DEGREE RELEASE
  • STEEL SPLINED HUB
  • QUICK STEERING WHEEL REMOVAL
  • 3/4" SHAFTS
  • THREE BOLT MOUNT FOR STEERING WHEELS

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