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Front Weight Jack
Front Weight Jack
Modified, Stock Car, 5.50" Overall Diameter, 3.00" Inside Diameter, .25" Flange Thickness
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Front Weight Jack
Part # 91645535
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MFG. Part #:
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Overall Diameter:
5.50"
Inside Diameter:
3.00"
Flange Thickness:
.25"
Thread Length:
5.00"
Material Type:
Steel
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Includes cotter pin. 6.00" long threaded rod.
Info
Change wedge and chassis height in minutes. Spring seat is zinc plated.
1" kit includes 8" long coarse thread bolt
1-1/8" kit includes 6" long coarse thread bolt
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
What's In The Kit
Each kit from Speedway Motors is carefully packaged and delivered right to your door. Below is a list of all the items you should expect to receive when you order this kit. Some of these items may also be available for sale individually if you're here looking for replacement parts.
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