Traction Bars - Competition Engineering Slide-a-link on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Colorado, US
For SALE... NEW never used in Original box. ( Box is not perfect) ... RETAIL price is 409 dollars plus shipping. Get a great deal. The guys at Competition Engineering say these Slide-A-Link traction bars
will cut half a tenth off of your 60 ft. times. The secret is their
innovative telescoping design, which gives you two full inches of adjust-ability when setting pinion angle and spring pre-load. That gives
you more control over front-end lift and weight transfer, so you can
make quick, easy, on-car adjustments to track conditions. The bars come
with special urethane bushings that store energy to prevent unloading
between shifts, replacement lower axle mount pads, 1/2 in. U-bolts,
aluminum front spring eye bushings, hardware, and complete instructions.
Fits Dodge and Plymouth go fast cars 1968 through 1971. Originally bought for a 1970 Dodge Challenger but we sold the car at auction and no longer need them.
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