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2 Inch Offset Vega Pitman Steering Arm, Drilled for 5/8 Inch Bolt,Zinc
2 Inch Offset Vega Pitman Steering Arm, Drilled for 5/8 Inch Bolt,Zinc
Universal Fit, 6.00" Center to Center, .63" Hole Diameter, 2.00" Drop, Steel, Zinc Plated
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2 Inch Offset Vega Pitman Steering Arm, Drilled for 5/8 Inch Bolt,Zinc
Part # 91632052
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MFG. Part #:
91632052
Center to Center:
6.00"
Hole Diameter:
.63"
Drop:
2.00"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Zinc Plated
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Weight:
2.00 lbs.
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These steel replacement Vega pitman steering arms have a 2 inch offset/drop and work ideally with Saginaw Vega 140 style steering box. They have a zinc finish and are durable enough to hold up on your stock or custom application.
- Steel pitman arm
- Drilled for 5/8" bolt
- 6" Between centers with a 2" drop
- Fits Saginaw Vega 140 style steering box
- Vega cross-steering applications
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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