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EMi Eagle Motorsports® Sprint Car Left Rear Torsion Arm,Black
EMi Eagle Motorsports® Sprint Car Left Rear Torsion Arm,Black
Sprint Car, 1.09" Spline I.D., 16" Overall Length, 2" Overall Width, Aluminum, Anodized
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MFG. Part #:
1400-BK
Spline I.D.:
1.09"
Overall Length:
16"
Overall Width:
2"
Material Type:
Aluminum
Finish:
Anodized
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Material Thickness:
1"
Weight:
2 lbs.
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Sprint Rear Arm
- Left Hand Side
- Aluminum Construction
- Anodized Finish
- Sold in Quantity
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