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64-72 A Body Heavy Rear Lower Trailing Arm, Left Side
64-72 A Body Heavy Rear Lower Trailing Arm, Left Side
11.00" Mount Center to Ball Joint Center, 6" Mounting Bolt Center to Center, Steel
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64-72 A Body Heavy Rear Lower Trailing Arm, Left Side
Part # 9166472.L
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Mount Center to Ball Joint Center:
11.00"
Mounting Bolt Center to Center:
6"
Material Type:
Steel
Cross Pin Material:
Steel
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Bushing Material:
Polyurethane
Ball Joint Included:
No
Bushing Included:
Yes
Finish:
Black
Notes:
21 7/8" ball joint center to ball joint center
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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