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Front Hairpin Radius Rods, 27 Inch, Unpolished Stainless
Front Hairpin Radius Rods, 27 Inch, Unpolished Stainless
Universal Fit, 27.00" Overall Length, .875" Tube O.D., 4.50" Center to Center, Stainless Steel
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Front Hairpin Radius Rods, 27 Inch, Unpolished Stainless
Part # 91635021
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MFG. Part #:
91635021
Overall Length:
27.00"
Tube O.D.:
.875"
Center to Center:
4.50"
Thread Pitch:
.625
Material Type:
Stainless Steel
Finish:
Brushed
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
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These front radius rods are ideal for smaller or full-fendered cars. Rugged, 7/8" O.D. brushed stainless steel tubing is threaded 5/8"-18 NF right hand at each end.
Designed to be used with batwings or axle brackets with a 5" center to center bolt hole spacing on front tube or I-beam axles only. Not to be used for rear suspensions. Before installing the heim joints or clevis ends, the actual measurement will be center to center 4-1/2". The angle of the tube will increase the measurement to 5" after installing the end hardware.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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