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Competition Engineering C7025 2 Degree Wedge Plates
Competition Engineering C7025 2 Degree Wedge Plates
Universal Fit, Aluminum, 5.0625" Overall Length, 2" Overall Width, 0.538" Pin Diameter
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Competition Engineering C7025 2 Degree Wedge Plates
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MFG. Part #:
C7025
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
Material Type:
Aluminum
Overall Length:
5.0625"
Overall Width:
2"
Pin Diameter:
0.538"
Info
- Used to adjust pinion angle or change traction bar angle on leaf spring equipped cars and trucks
- Allows pinion angle change in 2° increments
- Made from 6063-T5 aluminum, they won’t crack like cast zinc
- Interlocking ribs allow plates to be stacked without sliding and eliminate unwanted pinion angle change
- 2" wide
- Two per package
Specs
2” wide
5-1/16” long
0.538” ID hole
Â
.300” thick on the thick end
.200” thick in the center
.120” thick on the thin end
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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