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Heidts SB-006 Mustang II Front Stabilizer Sway Bar Kit for 41-48 Ford
Heidts SB-006 Mustang II Front Stabilizer Sway Bar Kit for 41-48 Ford
41-42 Ford, 46-48 Ford, Is Hardware Included, Steel
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Heidts SB-006 Mustang II Front Stabilizer Sway Bar Kit for 41-48 Ford
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These front sway bar kits from Heidts are the best quality suspension components on the market. They come complete with everything you need for a painless installation.
- For 1941-48 Ford passenger cars
- Mustang II I.F.S. using standard width lower control arms
- Includes urethane mount and end-link bushings
- Hardware included
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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