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AFCO 20281 Leaf Spring Shackle Plate, Steel
AFCO 20281 Leaf Spring Shackle Plate, Steel
Universal Fit, 2" Overall Width, 9" Overall Length, Steel, 0.3125" Thickness
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AFCO 20281 Leaf Spring Shackle Plate, Steel
Part # 10620281
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MFG. Part #:
20281
Overall Width:
2"
Overall Length:
9"
Material Type:
Steel
Thickness:
0.3125"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Hole Diameter:
0.5"
Info
- 5/16" thick steel shackle plate
- 1/2" diameter holes
- Sold individually (1 pc)
Item Details
SteelPlates sold each.
Application
- Fits late models and modifieds
- 2 required per spring
Specs
1" Hole spacing on centers with 2-1/4" minimum to 7-1/4" maximum shackle plate mount bolt to spring eye bolt mount centers.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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