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Garage Sale - Eagle XP Series Torsion Tube Snout
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Garage Sale - Eagle XP Series Torsion Tube Snout
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This item is garage sale priced because it's been discontinued.
**No Warranty, No Returns On Garage Sale Items**
Steel Eagle XP Series Torsion Tube Snout
- Used to mount Eagle XP Series Bearing Style Torsion Bars
- 1"-14 threads
- Steel
- 3.81" overall length
- 1.50" torsion tube engagement
- Gets welded into the torsion tube
- 1-3/16" O.D. where it slides into the torsion tube
- 1" O.D. where it slides through the bearings
- Hollow
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