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Wide 5 Steel Quick Change Rear End Tube, Cut To Fit, 29" Long From Bearing Step on 2040-parts.com

US $127.00
Location:

Saint Clair, Missouri, United States

Saint Clair, Missouri, United States
wide 5 Steel Quick Change Rear End Tube, cut to fit, 29" long from bearing step, US $127.00, image 1
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:TwsW526 QCB Warranty:No Part Brand:PEM Racing

Wide 5 Steel Quick Change Rear End Tube, 29" cut to length for Quick Change  

  • 29" length measured from inner bearing step to end of tubing.
  • .188" wall Centerless Ground Steel Tubingi, exact 2.99" to 3.00" outside dimension.
  • wide 5 snout for aluminum and magnesium wide 5 hubs.
  • You can shorten with a standard chop saw or band saw.
  • other sizes available for different wide quick changes and offset quick changes.


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