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    MFG. Part #20247
    BrandAFCO
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    AFCO 20247 Details

    AFCO lightweight extruded aluminum lowering blocks are stronger than billet. Lowering blocks act like a weight jack and put wedge into the race car. All sizes are 2-1/2" wide x 5" long with a 9/16" diameter centering pin.

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    Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective Afco products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact Afco at +1 (800)-632-2320.

    AFCO 20247 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #20247
    BrandAFCO

    Ratings & Reviews

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    Customers praise this product for its lightweight, perfect fit, and affordability. They specifically recommend it for lowering vehicles, like the '36 Chevy, and report exceptional results. Its main features cited are its practicality and high-quality material, leading to vastly superior performance compared to rival products. This is a high-value product that customers appreciate for its usability and excellent results after installation.

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    Great product for the price

    5.0

    4 years ago

    vinsar

    hudson valley ny

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    Lightweight and fits well. Very fair price as well.

    Would Recommend

    I recommend this product.

    5.0

    6 years ago

    RC

    Castle Rock, Colorado

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    I lowered the rear of my 36 Chevy and it looks great after installing the lowering blocks.

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

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    Is this item priced each or for a set of 2?

    by Shawn

    • 8 years ago

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    What is the length of the block?

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    • 15 years ago

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