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Howe Racing 22350 Repl Ball Joint Stud for 917-22302 K6136 Style
Howe Racing 22350 Repl Ball Joint Stud for 917-22302 K6136 Style
1958 Chevy, 64-95 Chevy, 73-95 GMC, Hobby Stock, Modified, Sport Mod, Stock Car, Steel
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Howe Racing 22350 Repl Ball Joint Stud for 917-22302 K6136 Style
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The alloy steel ball studs are process coated for low friction and long wear. You can feel the difference in smooth travel and easy steering effort. Our standard ball studs are dimensionally the same as OEM.Â
- 1973-95 Chevy/GMC Pickup Truck/Blazer
For use on a variety of racing applications including:
- IMCA Modifieds
- Stock Cars
- Hobby Stock
- Sport Mods
For Howe Precision Ball Joints ONLY:
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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